Irwin Dolobowsky's BlogAll things SqlXmlBulkload Sample Code- May 29, 2004 As promised, the sample code for my presentation. The Object Demo was from Andy Conrad's article &8220;Death, Taxes, and Relational Databases, Part 2&8221;. The other demo was mine, and here's the code. Again, the point of this demo was to show how two parties can exchange data from their databases using SqlXml. Each database has a different schema and XML is used to transfer the data. Both parties agree on a common XML schema for the data to to be transfered, and..http://blogs.msdn.com/irwando/archive/2004/05/28/144302.aspx Tech Ed Wrap-Up- May 28, 2004 So I was hoping to have updated the blog a bit more during the week, but the internet access in the Cabana areas was iffy, and sitting back in the room here I usually just fell asleep. This was my first Tech Ed US (I went to Barcelona last year) and I can say that it was very tiring but also very enjoyable. I just got back from the big party at Sea World and some drinks with friends, and thought that I'd throw down my thoughts before enjoying a well-deserved nights rest. You...http://blogs.msdn.com/irwando/archive/2004/05/28/143668.aspx New Article - Xml Support in Microsoft Sql Server 2005- May 21, 2004 There's a great new article up on MSDN giving an overview of the XML Support in Sql Server 2005: XML Support in Microsoft SQL Server 2005 How do I know its great Well, because I contributed of course! Just a little, I did the section on SqlXml. Shankar Pal and Mark Fussell did most of it. Check it out for a great overview though. Off to San Deigo tomorrow to get in a little golf before Tech-Ed. Demos and slides are mostly done, hopefully everyone will...http://blogs.msdn.com/irwando/archive/2004/05/21/138318.aspx Tech Ed Prep- May 7, 2004 The past couple of weeks I've been working on my slide deck and demos for Tech Ed (DAT 405 if you're coming). My biggest concern is to make sure that my talk isn't stale. I want to ensure that anyone who comes, whether they're brand new to SqlXml or they've used it for years, gets something out of the talk. Therefore, I'm approaching it a bit differently. Usually we give the standard history of SqlXml, go through each feature, explain what it does, one or two small demos and...http://blogs.msdn.com/irwando/archive/2004/05/07/128122.aspx |