Hello Experts,

I have to migrate an application that receives some XML files through a
network interface. It parses them and saves them in a Oracle 10g database.
The XML file is quite complicated and can mandate updates in 7 tables,
depending on its content. Since this app that I must develop is .NET, I
don't care about recordsets anymore. Instead it should use ADO.NET and the
Oracle .NET Data Provider that comes with 10g. One approach is to
instantiate some structures with information from the XML file (can those
structure be generated automatically, based on the XML schema in VS.NET
2003?) and then have those structures saved in the database, each structure
in its corresponding table. However, I have the feeling that there must be a
more elegant solution (for Christ Sake, this is year 2004 and we have VS.NET
2K3, a wonderful RAD tool). Is there a way to tie the XmlDocument to some
DataSets and then just save the DataSets in the database in just a few code
statements?
Options, ideas, suggested articles, web resources or anything else that can
help will be much appreciated.

Thanks,
Eddie

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