Re: Importing XML for Newbies

DaveK wrote:
I need to store log files that are created in XML format so I can query some of the fields.

Why not just use an XQuery implementation to query them direct? I see no requirement here to involve a database at all.

///Peter

I have only minor knowledge of XML, but have been SQL DBA for a while. I just have not had a need to use XML in the SQL environment. We are using SQL2000. What is the best way to do the following:

1. Create a DB for storing the log files? Some variation on the usual way?

2. Import the individual files into the DB. Eventually I can write a DTS or something to import?

3. Query the DB. Create some reports on usage.

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