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Improving XML read/load performance

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    Hello, My application receives XML files from users submitted via web. It then reads and loads them in the SQL Server database using a C# routine. The file sizes are like 2/3 megabytes. The web validation (XML schema and other checks like existence of valid data ids etc.) takes long - sometimes 30 sec to 1 min. What would be a better way to improve performance - possibly not using this C# parser? I would highly appreciate ideas. Thanks.

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      Hello, My application receives XML files from users submitted via web. It then reads and loads them in the SQL Server database using a C# routine. The file sizes are like 2/3 megabytes. The web validation (XML schema and other checks like existence of valid data ids etc.) takes long - sometimes 30 sec to 1 min. What would be a better way to improve performance - possibly not using this C# parser? I would highly appreciate ideas. Thanks.

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      Have you already exhausted this information[^]?

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        Have you already exhausted this information[^]?

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        Thanks Mike. It'll be helpful.

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