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phillips001
Odd that Excel imports an xml just fine, but Access seems to not work at all.
Yes, it creates basic table names, but that's about it. Thank you Jayaram
Krishnaswamy (1/19/2007 post) for leading me in the right direction. Access
COULD be the premier xml transformation tool - right now it's a real
disappointment.
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Yes, it creates basic table names, but that's about it. Thank you Jayaram
Krishnaswamy (1/19/2007 post) for leading me in the right direction. Access
COULD be the premier xml transformation tool - right now it's a real
disappointment.
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