ocument and keep track of placeholder values used by the client
program to represent SERIAL values in database.
What I've got is a system where I post an XML document to a URL and
it gets mapped out to my normalized PostgreSQL schema.
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pdate statements for every
type of element in an XML document.
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Gutierrez
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If I feed this document to a database I want it to absorb the
document, inserting if doesn't already exists, updating it if it
does. There is no way to test for the existstence of a record in
es, I just tweak the config file and
it will generated the inserts, updates, and deletes by comparing the
XML document with the tables to which the XML elements are mapped.
I've been able to handle tree structures tolerably well.
I am currently rewriting the code in C++ from Perl.
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Alan
e code could generate a document, but it is so easy
to do using Perl and cgi, I've not bothered.
It has some constraints, but it is a very useful utility. I've been
able to abosorb XML documents into my PostgreSQL db just by tweeking
the configuration file.
Currently, I am porting it to
include VC6 projects. The projects are
kept in their own directory apart from source code. You might want to
download the Xerces and Xalan source and look at how they structured
their envrionment.
I *does* make it easier for Windows developers to work with VC6 projects.
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