RE: How to Find Missing > in an XML Doc
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Just open it up in any XML editor, eg Visual Studio, SQL Server Management
Studio (SSMS), XML Notepad, XML Spy etc it should tell you where the error
is.
SSMS for example will draw a fuzzy line under syntax errors.
HTH
wBob
"Chris" wrote:
I have an xml doc that I load to SQL every month and on insert it is giving
me an error. It says it is missing ">" on a tag. Is there an easy way to
figure out which record this missing ">" is from?
Thanks for you help
-Chris
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