Hi,Like there are several ways to process csv files in kdb+, I would liketo know how xml files could be loaded into tables in KDB+. Pleasepoint me to specific locations where I could find more information onXML data processing through kdb+.In my project, we mostly get complex XML files and this is how weprocess them to the destination:Using a custom component to convert the complex XML to a simple oneand using the simplified XML file (according to an XSD that isprepared after seeing the data) as a source to XML Source Editor.ORUsing a custom component to simplify the XML and directly push therecords into destination tables, without using XML Source Editor.I just wanted to know that in this structure, how does kdb+ fits in.Once again, a big thanks to all the people who cares to help me out.Sayan
X-Mailer: Apple Mail (2.930.3)to be honest with you, there are few people in kdb+ world who bother with xml files.the easy and lazy way is use a xsl processor (like msxml under windows or xslproc on unix) and convert your xml files to csv before loading them in kdb.On 22 Apr 2009, at 16:46, Sayanosauras wrote:>> Hi,>> Like there are several ways to process csv files in kdb+, I would like> to know how xml files could be loaded into tables in KDB+. Please> point me to specific locations where I could find more information on> XML data processing through kdb+.>> In my project, we mostly get complex XML files and this is how we> process them to the destination:>> Using a custom component to convert the complex XML to a simple one> and using the simplified XML file (according to an XSD that is> prepared after seeing the data) as a source to XML Source Editor.>> OR>> Using a custom component to simplify the XML and directly push the> records into destination tables, without using XML Source Editor.>> I just wanted to know that in this structure, how does kdb+ fits in.>> Once again, a big thanks to all the people who cares to help me out.>> Sayan> >