Opening a DB-to-XML Data Source

You can open a DB-to-XML data source in one of two ways:

  • As a DB-to-XML data source, in the DB-to-XML data source editor. This gives you the opportunity to make changes to the data source as you originally defined it, including its connectivity settings and SQL/XML statements, for example.
  • As XML, using any Stylus Studio editor that accepts XML (such as the XML editor, for example). When you open a DB-to-XML data source as XM L, Stylus Studio displays only the XML that resulted from executing the SQL/XML defined on the SELECT tab.
To open a DB-to-XML data source:
1. Select File > Open from the menu bar.

Stylus Studio displays the Open dialog box.

Figure 276. Open Dialog Box

2. Click the Relational DB icon to display the files in the DB-to-XML file system.
3. Select the file you want to open.
4. If you want to open the file in the DB-to-XML data source editor, click Open.

To open the file in the XML editor:

a. Click the down arrow on the Open button.
b. Select XML Editor from the drop-down list.

Stylus Studio opens the file in the editor you selected.

Note

 

When you save a DB-to-XML data source that you have opened as XML, any SQL/XML statements you have defined on the UPDATE tab are executed.

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