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A First Look at ADO.NET and System.Xml v. 2.0
| The previous two chapters discussed how the XPathDocument2 and XmlAdapter classes can be used for retrieving and updating data as XML from SQL Server, via...
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| A Very Brief Overview of the XQuery Language
Before diving into an examination of the classes in the .NET Framework, it's necessary that you have an...
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| The XQueryProcessor class provides a compiler and execution engine for the W3C XQuery language. The .NET Framework documentation has a list of the language features,...
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| The first question you might ask about the XsltProcessor class is "Why do we need a second XSLT processor, when there is already the XslTransform...
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| The diagram in Figure is the best way to describe what the Common Query Architecture is all about. (Note that some of the classes in...
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| The beta 1 release of SQL Server, currently code-named "Yukon," has the facility to store XML as a native format, for example, as a dedicated...
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| In this chapter, we worked with the XQueryProcessor and XsltProcessor classes—looking first at the interface members and then at how they can be used. We...
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