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Meh, I give up on trying to use the XML format. I am just going to string manipulate it and pass it as an IOStream and write is as an XML. Not eloquent like I wanted, but it will get the job done. Thanks for the help anyways.

Which points me back to my original question as to what is the specific method that would allow me to create those aforementioned nodes. I wrote the XML using XMLWriter, but if the document already exists, what method do I use to put a new node into the document?

I am not even asking for you to code the project. You give me pseudo code, which does not help me in what I am trying to do. Considering I have a lot of code already, in the XML format, I already have pseudo code on how to do this, but I am running into an issue of what method is available for...

So, you can't even suggest a method in the object library to use?

That pseudocode doens't help. I am asking for the specific method to use.

System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object. at _Default.btnReport_Click(Object sender, EventArgs e)" This is what I get as an error when I try to run the code that I made at the beginning. I believe these errors are tied to the errors that I mentioned...

Otherwise you should be able to open the doc at the specific node, then just create a new node and add the new node to the existing node." So if I selected the "dataobject" node. What is the method to add the node that I create? Like I said, I did quite a bit with the XMLDocument object, but...

Yeah, I actually wrote quite a bit using an XMLWriter. That snippet of code was from my project, but I found out that the tag was not to spec for the SDK I am using. I could the text XML from SQL and manipulate it with some String Method (any idea which one I could use, but is there a better...

is there a quick way of doing that?

I need to put this into the system <overrides> <override index="1"> <datetime></datetime> <classification></classification> <explanation></explanation> </override> </overrides> This node isn't already a tag in the document so I don't think I can use something like...

Oh okay, so I just ran the system to a file and it did append the tag with the information I wanted. The problem is I was not able to push this to the database for some reason.

When I load the XML into the table that I am running off of, and look at the XML the overridingclassification tag has no entry in it. I am trying to figure out why that is the case.

Oh one more thing, the tag "overridingclassification" is already in the document.

myXmlDoc.LoadXml(myReader("XML")) myReader.Close() myXmlDoc.SelectSingleNode("//dataobject/overridingclassification").InnerText = ddlOverride.SelectedValue.ToString lblResult.Text = myXmlDoc.OuterXml.ToString() I am trying to modify an...

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I posted earlier on how I needed to convert an XML I created into a String format for some vendor software. I have done that thanks to earthanfire's help. Problem is the vendor software is being very picky. It doesn't even seem to like the encoding tag for XML, which makes no sense because...

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Yeah, I know how to get individual elements, but I want to get the whole text value, so that I can store it in a text field in a database. That is very different. Do I need to use a StreamReader?

Private myQuestions As New XmlDocument myQuestions.Load(filename) myQuestions.Value.ToString I have an xml file that I would like to load into a SQL database as a text file. I cannot load the xml file directly because I am using a vendor software that requires the Text field. I am not sure...

function getfile(byval filename) dim fs: set fs = createobject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") If InStr(FileName, ":\") = 0 And Left (FileName,2)<>"\\" Then fileName = FS.GetSpecialFolder(0) & "\" & FileName End If Dim oTS Instantiate TextStream object to open the text...