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Using XML Bulk Load to Load ADO-Generated XML Data

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Rich Rollman of SQL Server Magazine answers a reader's query about using XML Bulk Load to upload ADO-generated XML data that includes date fields, prescribing a mapping schema that translates ADO's ISO8601 format for dates.

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