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XML Part 4

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This post extends XML Part 3.

If you are too lazy to read the last post, just to clarify things up: Im trying to find a robust and complete way of XML description for SQL statements.

New XML representation of database schema:

<table>
 <name></name>

 <declaration>
  ## repeat ######
  <field> or <index>
  ## end of repeat ##
 </declaration>

 <initialization>
  ## repeat ######

ifeghali – Thu, 2006 – 06 – 29 23:45

XML Part 3

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This post extends XML Part 2.

I have been out for many days because we are near the last 15 days of the semester, so there is a lot of exams and projects to be done. Classes end by July 20th, I may be busy until there but I ill try to post something at least once a week.

By the way I have got a PEAR account so I can follow MDB2_Schema's bug requests and submit bugfixes. I have already did my first one :)

If you are too lazy to read the last post, just to clarify things up: Im trying to find a robust and complete way of XML description for SQL statements. This is the last approach, but still isn't the final one:

ifeghali – Sat, 2006 – 06 – 24 12:41

XML Part 2

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This post extends Time for XML.

If you are too lazy to read the last post, just to clarify things up: Im trying to find a robust and complete way of XML description for SQL statements. So going ahead:

UPDATE table SET column1 = 1, column2 = column3

<update>
  <table>table</table>
  <fields>
    <field>
      <name>column1</name>
      <value>value1</value>
    </field>

ifeghali – Sat, 2006 – 06 – 17 21:38
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