12-02-2008
How To Find Length of a Field in XML File
Hi
I have a xml file with below data...have to find the length of the filedvalues...
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-15" standalone="no"?><abc xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2000/XMLSchem
a-instance"><FileHeader><FileName>VertSvcsDSL20081202103929.XML</FileName><NumOrderRecs>27</NumOrderRecs><NumDetailRecs>46</NumDetailRecs></FileHeader><OrderHeaderList><Order><CRMOrderID>0</CRMOrderID><CRMSvcOrderID>0</CRMSvcOrderID><UDCRMSONum>0</UDCRMSONum>
filename , NumOrderRecs and NumDetailRecs ... are field names
so need length of the data in between tags for ex: length of VertSvcsDSL20081202103929.XML
any help in this
Last edited by naughty21; 12-04-2008 at 02:04 PM..
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