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Store multiple XML files

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    Hi there I need to be able to store multiple XML files in a central location - like a database. I'm aware that SQL Server has this option, but the people I'm designing this for aren't prepared to spend lots of money. Any ideas for alternatives?? Many thanks Dan ;P

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      Hi there I need to be able to store multiple XML files in a central location - like a database. I'm aware that SQL Server has this option, but the people I'm designing this for aren't prepared to spend lots of money. Any ideas for alternatives?? Many thanks Dan ;P

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      MSDE? MSDE is the SQL Server engine - check the licensing first (there are restrictions on where you can use it, IIRC), but you should be able to use it and it costs a lot less or nothing. -- Ian Darling

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        MSDE? MSDE is the SQL Server engine - check the licensing first (there are restrictions on where you can use it, IIRC), but you should be able to use it and it costs a lot less or nothing. -- Ian Darling

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        Thanks mate, will look at that!

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