XML Data type in ADO.Net v2.0 - Part I

re: XML Data type in ADO.Net v2.0 - Part I

Bill — Fri, 30 Jul 2004 21:02:00 GMT

Sushil, I truly enjoyed your post and find it pretty impressive. I'm installing 2005 beta right now so hope to play with it in a few. As far as the insert statement goes, how does this integrate with ADO.NET? Is there a command paramter type that i could set to a datarow for instance, or would I create the XML as a string from the client side ? I guess I can figure it out on my own in a few minutes, but was just interested in the ADO.NET 2.0 integration. Even if it's really manual, this is still really kick a33.

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re: XML Data type in ADO.Net v2.0 - Part I

Sushil — Fri, 30 Jul 2004 22:03:00 GMT

Thanks for the comments Bill. XML values are can be passed as Strings to XML columns via ADO.Net. In addition to this, there are other options(passing as XMLReader, Stream). I plan to write Part II based on how this is integrated with ADO.Net. I will update this soon.

re: XML Data type in ADO.Net v2.0 - Part I

Yo!! — Mon, 02 Aug 2004 03:46:00 GMT

Sushil,

wtc

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