Spliting a xml file into small files based on the tag in web app C#

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I have a large xml file (which i converted to xml from Excel)and want to get a defined number of <NewSheet> nodes from it.and want to store each set of<NewSheet>in a new XML.(in C#)
What's the best way to handle this.

Posted 26-Feb-12 23:06pm

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Updated 26-Feb-12 23:23pm

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CodeHawkz 27-Feb-12 5:51am

Well, what is the problem you have? Cannot see a problem to solve. The best way depends on what you define as best. Is it the speed, memory efficiency or simplicity of the code or what? If you say overall, well you have to try and write some code and see. We are here to aid you in a problem, not to write code for you. :) Hope you get it.

XML files are plain text files, it would be easier to be manipulated as a string so that it can be split. Afterwards, you can convert each node to a XML Node and do as you please.

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wizardzz · Answer 1 · 2012-02-27T06:08:00

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What exactly are you stuck on? It seems straight forward if you use http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.xml.linq.xdocument.aspx[^]
Which is what I use for my xml parsing/modifying.

Posted 27-Feb-12 6:08am

wizardzz