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Using ADOQuery1->SaveToFile(..., pfXML);

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From: Bud Manz
Date: Mon, 07 May 2007 16:54
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Hello,

I have an application that pulls information from an Oracle database as 
well as a default value(hard-coded in the SQL). Its primary purpose is 
to allow the user to change the default value. It does this fine, except 
when she starts the updates, she cannot close the app down until all 
changes are done.

I am trying to use SaveToFile to create an XML file that she can use so 
she can continue if she doesn't have time to finish it in one setting. 
The problem that I am facing is that when I save the file, the only way 
that I can update the file is to add 'rs:writeunknown="true"' to the XML 
AttributeType for the field. When she gets the new batch from Oracle, it 
doesn't retain this.

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Bud
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