HardcoreTechnoHead
Technical User
I have an audit table in a SQL database which keeps the actual audit data for all operations in XML format something like
<TABLENAME>
<NEW>
<COL1>value</COL1>
<COL2>value</COL2>
</NEW>
<OLD>
<COL1>value</COL1>
<COL2>value</COL2>
</OLD>
</TABLENAME>
I need ot be able to report on the audit trail and can very easily get to the data and dynamically build the reports.
As each table has a different layout/column names so the XML output generated is different for each table.
Basically, when the report renders in IE5, the output is very confusing for the users who do not read XML. Therefore it would be easier if I could produce an output in the form
TableName
New
Col1 Value
Col2 Value
Old
Col1 Value
Col2 Value
Any ideas how this can be achieved? It must be possible as Microsoft can do something similar in IE5 (even if it is not pretty IMHO =))
Andie Harper
"If you can keep your head when all around you have lost theirs, you probably haven't understood the seriousness of the situation"
<TABLENAME>
<NEW>
<COL1>value</COL1>
<COL2>value</COL2>
</NEW>
<OLD>
<COL1>value</COL1>
<COL2>value</COL2>
</OLD>
</TABLENAME>
I need ot be able to report on the audit trail and can very easily get to the data and dynamically build the reports.
As each table has a different layout/column names so the XML output generated is different for each table.
Basically, when the report renders in IE5, the output is very confusing for the users who do not read XML. Therefore it would be easier if I could produce an output in the form
TableName
New
Col1 Value
Col2 Value
Old
Col1 Value
Col2 Value
Any ideas how this can be achieved? It must be possible as Microsoft can do something similar in IE5 (even if it is not pretty IMHO =))
Andie Harper
"If you can keep your head when all around you have lost theirs, you probably haven't understood the seriousness of the situation"