As part of my data transmission routine between branches of a client
company, I chose to convert some dbf files into xml and then, with the
compression dll by Fred Boyd that you guys pointed me to, I want to zip
the xml file and then send it from the branches to head office or back.
However, I was testing the xmladapter class and found that the bigger
the file to convert, the longer the time it takes (which is logical of
course).
For instance, a dbf file with 13,000 records took 476 seconds to convert !!
That is very unacceptable. People will think that the computer hanged
and will phone me all the time for help or worse, will give up using the
routine, defeating the whole purpose.
My code is:
local oXML
use invitems && 13,000 records
oXML=CreateObject('XmlAdapter')
oXML.addtableschema('invitems')
oXML.ToXML('c:\data\xmlfiles\XMLfile','',.t.) && generates a XMLfile
called XMLfile.xml in the c:\data\xmlfiles folder
the above operation took 8 minutes !
Is there a way to overcome this limitation? Am I doing something wrong?
Rafael Copquin
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