you could just use one file, set attributes for each person, and use LINQ to XML to search through them and retrieve certain information.
On Mon, Dec 15, 2008 at 12:55 PM, Ena <enajenk...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hi, > > I'm new to XML Schemas and XQuery and I am working on this project > where I have to develop the XML for a database of people and their > profile information. The information is to be searched and displayed > on a webpage depending on certain keywords on the page. There is LOTS > of information. > > There is one (person).xml file per person (lots of info per person, > lots of people)... > Each person's xml file is included in the appropriate (industry).xml > file based on whatever industry the person is in... > Each industry file is included in the main database.xml file. > > I have broken the information up this way because the list is long and > ever growing. I figured this way it would be easier to manage. My > questions is, can I create one XML Schema for all of the files since > they are all included in the main file, or do I have to create a > Schema for each? > > Thanks, > Ena >
