XdataExtract is an XML tool that lets Database administrators, programmers, and users easily upload xml data to a Microsoft SQL server database.
XdataExtract is a must-have XML tool for database administrators, programmers, and computer users. With this application, users can effortlessly upload XML data into a Microsoft SQL Server database. The only requirements for successfully running XDataExtract are a valid and well-formed XML document(s), access to a SQL Server with a user name and password, and a SQL Server account capable of creating and modifying databases.
After satisfying all three requirements, users can import XML document(s) into their database by selecting the file(s) to upload and entering the required SQL Server information, which includes the server name, user name, and user password. XDataExtract has the ability to connect to SQL Server 7, SQL Server 2000, and SQL Server 2005 for maximum compatibility.
This application is especially useful for programmers who may not be familiar with creating DTS packages or T-SQL commands. Additionally, XDataExtract can create new tables and fields based on the elements found within the XML document(s). As the application parses the document(s), it creates a list of the elements contained within. Users then have the option to import all elements or select specific ones to upload. This versatility makes XDataExtract a useful utility for both experienced SQL Server programmers and those who are new to the platform.
After satisfying all three requirements, users can import XML document(s) into their database by selecting the file(s) to upload and entering the required SQL Server information, which includes the server name, user name, and user password. XDataExtract has the ability to connect to SQL Server 7, SQL Server 2000, and SQL Server 2005 for maximum compatibility.
This application is especially useful for programmers who may not be familiar with creating DTS packages or T-SQL commands. Additionally, XDataExtract can create new tables and fields based on the elements found within the XML document(s). As the application parses the document(s), it creates a list of the elements contained within. Users then have the option to import all elements or select specific ones to upload. This versatility makes XDataExtract a useful utility for both experienced SQL Server programmers and those who are new to the platform.
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