Re: There must be a better way!

From: David Sterling (david_sterling_at_sterling-consulting.com)
Date: 06/18/04 

Date: Fri, 18 Jun 2004 09:19:50 -0700

Sure!

Putting in a query to retrive a Response using the search engine. This
returns the data in <QueryResponse> - I've found the XSD that goes with
this, but am unable to apply it (errors using a Dataset and trying to
apply to the XML Document).

I resorted to manually going through the XML to get the data...

NOTE I tried QueryEx however, the dataset it returns is not sufficient
(some of the data is not included).

David M. Sterling
CEO/Principal Consultant
Sterling International Consulting Group
david_sterling@sterling-consulting.com

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