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HOW CAN I COUNT A TRANSACTION FROM XML DOM???

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    TARAK NATH ROY
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    I have a big size xml dom. Each node has lots of sub node and each subnode has lots of child sub nodes.I want to read,validate and save this xml data to database. How can i count a transaction while save xml data to database. Can anyone olz give me some idea. thanks and regards tarak

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      I have a big size xml dom. Each node has lots of sub node and each subnode has lots of child sub nodes.I want to read,validate and save this xml data to database. How can i count a transaction while save xml data to database. Can anyone olz give me some idea. thanks and regards tarak

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      TARAK NATH ROY wrote:

      How can i count a transaction

      What do you mean?


      only two letters away from being an asset

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        I have a big size xml dom. Each node has lots of sub node and each subnode has lots of child sub nodes.I want to read,validate and save this xml data to database. How can i count a transaction while save xml data to database. Can anyone olz give me some idea. thanks and regards tarak

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        Dave Kreskowiak
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        What do you mean my "count a transaction"?? That doesn't make any sense the way you wrote the question.

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          I have a big size xml dom. Each node has lots of sub node and each subnode has lots of child sub nodes.I want to read,validate and save this xml data to database. How can i count a transaction while save xml data to database. Can anyone olz give me some idea. thanks and regards tarak

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          led mike
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          TARAK NATH ROY wrote:

          How can i count a transaction while save xml data to database.

          For each transaction, add one to the previous count.

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            TARAK NATH ROY wrote:

            How can i count a transaction while save xml data to database.

            For each transaction, add one to the previous count.

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            Mark Churchill
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            Also you should initialize the count with 1. You can use a different number, and subtract that later, but its not as efficient as just starting with 1.

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              Also you should initialize the count with 1. You can use a different number, and subtract that later, but its not as efficient as just starting with 1.

              Mark Churchill Director, Dunn & Churchill Pty Ltd Free Download: Diamond Binding: The simple, powerful, reliable, and effective data layer toolkit for Visual Studio.
              Entanglar: .Net game engine featuring automatic networking and powerful HLSL gfx binding.

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              Guffa
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              I think that you mean zero...

              Despite everything, the person most likely to be fooling you next is yourself.

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