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Kevin Jones wrote:
Thanks to the people who responded to my original post. I use transforms on large data files (~50 - 100MB, perhaps more) using XSLt fairly often for data conversions. I have a web/database application which can ingest objects represented in XML. This makes my life simpler by only having to transform someone else's XML export (which, in some cases can be X00,000 records) into my representation for import. It's been a flexible solution for me thus far, but I haven't needed any really complex processing yet. Makes me wonder if you could use some simple database (mysql or postgres?) as a backend for the project you're intending. ie, scan the structure of the stylesheet and XML doc, create some temporary tables to hold the overly large XML document, and then transform the stylesheet into a set of calls to the database... uggg.. makes me mind dizzy just thinking about it... Guess I need to learn more about the guts of XSLt engines. Regards, Kev
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