Hey, there is an method for designing databases the best way. Maybe you should take a look at that cause it causes the most efficient way of datahandling. Check this :D
Product table:
1 | Cookies | 4$
2 | Milk | 50ct
3 | Potatoes | 4$
4 | Cola | 50ct
5 | Water | 50ct
6 | Beer | 50ct
As you can see, there is a lot of the same info in it (50ct). So a database
like the next one would be better:
Product table:
1 | Cookies
2 | Milk
3 | Potatoes
4 | Cola
5 | Water
6 | Beer
ProductPrices table:
50ct | 2,4,5,6
4$ | 1,3
I know you do not design a database-structure but maybe it helps a hand
anyway. Make sure there is not much 'the same text' in the file. But dont
make it unreadable either :D. Maybe trying to style the xml like a
ftp-directory is the best way?
========================
be
skynet
ftp.skynet.be
ftp
http
pub/ftp.opensuse.org/opensuse/distribution/
10.0
i386
delta-iso
inst_source
i586
delta-iso
inst_source
10.1
i386
delta-iso
inst_source
i586
delta-iso
inst_source
packman.mirrors.skynet.be
ftp
http
pub/packman
i386
i586
belnet
...........
de
gwdg
ftp
etc
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