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I'm inexperienced in Dot Net 2.0. I have in the past 24 hours installed SQL
Server Express, VB Express, and C# express mainly because I have to lead a
study group on a chapter in the 70-431 manual.

My problem is that I'm trying to compile and run a sample C# program that
came with the book and it cannot find the Microsoft.Data.SQLXML reference.

Is this even available with these packages or have I forgotten to setup
something?
 
C# - Try SqlXml, not SQLXML

You should be fine then.

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It's not a spelling problem. The sample project came with a broken reference
to Microsoft.Data.SqlXml and I cannot find it in my system.
 
B.

Isn't it System.Data.SqlXml?

Kerry Moorman


B. Chernick said:
It's not a spelling problem. The sample project came with a broken reference
to Microsoft.Data.SqlXml and I cannot find it in my system.
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Apparently not. I have a System.Data.SqlXml reference but the project still
doesn't recognize the SqlXml components needed, such as SqlXmlCommand.
 
Ok, I think my immediate problem is solved (the project reference).
Apparently SqlXml does not come with SQL Express because it is normally
installed with Notification Services, also not a part of Express. I do not
understand why it is done this way. SqlXml appears to be a basic programming
tool.

I was able to run SqlXml4.msi off another cd I have. Why it is not
available for download is another mystery. (At least I haven't been able to
find the file on line yet.)
 
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