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It will be in response to another record from the database
being posted to the XML file.
I am building this file to be sent via stream to a special
web server to parse it into Oracle so I wanted to use their
XML format as shown below.
When I do this: {Delphi code}
oXMLDoc := CreateOleObject('Microsoft.XMLDOM');
oRoot := oXMLDoc.CreateNode('element', 'ROWSET','');
oXMLDoc.AppendChild(oRoot);
RS.MoveFirst;
x := 1;
while not RS.EOF do
begin
oNode := oXMLDoc.CreateElement('ROW');
oXMLDoc.DocumentElement.AppendChild(oNode);
oAttr := oXMLDoc.CreateAttribute('ID');
oXMLDoc.DocumentElement.SetAttributeNode(oAttr);
oXMLDoc.DocumentElement.SetAttribute('ID',IntToStr(x));
it places the attribute on the <ROWSET> line when it should be on the
<ROW> line i.e. <ROWSET ID="1">
How would I get the attribute on the NODE like this <ROW ID="1">?
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