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nancy.lytle at gmail.com
Fri Feb 4 14:49:00 CST 2005
I know this is a little off topic but we do use SQL Server with XML and I know next to nothing about XML, but I have been tasked with going into some settings files and adding the application name to the connection string, and replacing the in line SQL with a stored procedure. All of the files are named 'settings.xml' no matter what they are used for or in, it is always settings. I suggested we might want to change the file name to something more descriptive than settings, but my boss says that the file must be named 'settings.xml'. Is that true? Or is it that if we rename the file, we must also rename in the application .exe? My supervisor stated "The settings file is use as input into the XML process, it works kind like the .ini file. However the XML software looks for a file name settings.xml" Already I have run across a situation in SourceSafe where a settings file was listed under the wrong process, which is what I think we should be trying to prevent. Thanks in advance, Nancy