How to write xml foreach datarow in dataset?

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How to write xml foreach datarow in dataset? I have dataset with 5 record in table, i want write to xml file with 5 xml file. in one xml file have one record.

Posted 29-Jul-11 0:35am

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Manas Bhardwaj 29-Jul-11 6:39am

any effort?

surender.m 30-Jul-11 1:26am

As far as i know Dataset will contain datatables, but you are asking about datarows in dataset.
Is it like you are having 5 datatables in a dataset?
If so you can just iterate through dataset.tables and then make use of datatable.writexml().

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Pradeep Shukla · Answer 1 · 2011-07-29T11:02:00

There are so many ways you can do this, some may be more efficient than others.

You can create temporary data table for each data row and use the method datatable.WriteXML() to generate the XML file for each of them.
Or you can use StreamWriter classes to create the XML manually for each row.

Choice is yours..

With kudos,

Pradeep