RE: [xsl] persistance with xsl

["Chris Bayes" <Chris@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Karlo,
rs.Save saves by default in binary format (ADTG) so it seems you haven't
defined adPersistXML = 1 somewhere in your code.

Ciao Chris

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>Sent: 24 May 2001 17:04
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>Subject: [xsl] persistance with xsl
>
>
>Hi, I am creating a xml file in asp, making use of ole. I had some daft
>errors with the connection string, therefor I am asking this question as I
>fear it could have something to do with it.
>
>I created an xml file, with rsTitles.Save szfile, adPersistXML.
>
>where szfile = server.mappath("testfile.xml")
>and rsTitles is a ADODB.Recordset
>
>Once I have created this file, I can go and recall the information with
>rsTitles.Open szfile,,,,adCmdFile, however I am not able to view this file
>as you would normally edit an
>xml file and when opened through notepad, its not usual xml format ,but
>like "
TG!     ¶?ò?²Ï?# ª _þX
 "
>ect ect.
>
>I can see how its suppose to be of this format, but why bother then. What
>is the purpose of doing this really, with the exception that it can be read
>back in via another VBScript program into a recordset. What if I want to
>output some of these files to a directory, where someone could then check
>up on the info, by just opening the xml file in a browser ?
>
>thanks
>
>Karlo
>
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