Just use FromText...
Dim myNoddies As XMLNode[]
Dim aNode As XMLNode
myNoddies = XMLElement.FromText("<SQL>Select * From table1 where abc
< 123</SQL>")
Print myNoddies.Count
aNode = myNoddies[0]
Print aNode.TextContent
Returns:
1
Select * From table1 where abc < 123
Kind regards,
Caveat
On 19/10/13 11:09, Bruce wrote:
> What is the opposite of XMLElement.Serialize(text as String)?
>
> ( I want my SQL text back as "... WHERE rdate<current_date..." instead
> of "... WHERE rdate<current_date...")
>
> tia
> Bruce
>
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