That does it! Thank you very much. And thanks to everyone else who has
responded to my request for help, too.
Happy holidays,
Bruce
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So I'm curious how large a dictionary of Data elements (not I-desc)
people have used on a single table in Unidata. We have a couple of
tables with 200ish data elements in them and I'm facing a project that
could see single tables with 400+ data elements. I assume this is no
issue assuming the
That should not be a problem. Note that with that many elements, you would be
STRONGLY advised to write your code with dimensioned arrays, not dynamic ones.
Performance will be amazingly faster (assuming you have a bunch of records in
the data file).
JRI
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On 10/12/12 20:32, Israel, John R. wrote:
> That should not be a problem. Note that with that many elements, you would
> be STRONGLY advised to write your code with dimensioned arrays, not dynamic
> ones. Performance will be amazingly faster (assuming you have a bunch of
> records in the data
If anyone has tried to use the UV XDOM api to create nodes with a namespace
prefix (and failed), there is a non-obvious method you need to use.
We recently had a need to do this, and with the help of Rocket U2 support we
were able to achieve the required XML output.
I have documented the method h
