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XML Import into Access 2007
I have created an XML file from Project 2007. It appears to contain
all of the User Defined Fields I have used in the project. Then I created a new Access 2007 database and imported the XML file. All 12 of the Access tables appear to have been created and populated correctly. However, I cannot find any of the User Defined Fields from the XMLfile in the Access file. For example, I have "Text 1" populated with "xyz" and "Number 1" populated with "1234". They appear in the XML file in the appropriate tags. However, I cannot find either of those values in any of the 12 tables created during the import. The ExtendedAttribute table contains the Field Names from the <Project><ExtendedAttributes> section in the XML file. The XML file has the "xyz" and "1234" values in the <Task><ExtendedAttributes> section, but they do not appear in any table that I can find in Access. Is this a problem with the Access XML import? Or is there some mapping function that I have to perform and if so, where do I do it and how do I get to it (I tried to investigate mapping but could not find it in either Project or Access). In my case, I always want the full Project file with all fields on all tasks, resources and assignments (i.e., no filtering). Configuration: XP SP3, Project 2007 SP1, Access 2007 SP1. Many thanks! .... Brad |
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Re: XML Import into Access 2007
On Tue, 12 Aug 2008 07:54:31 -0700 (PDT), BradE <dbapmp@gmail.com> wrote:
>I have created an XML file from Project 2007. It appears to contain >all of the User Defined Fields I have used in the project. Then I >created a new Access 2007 database and imported the XML file. All 12 >of the Access tables appear to have been created and populated >correctly. However, I cannot find any of the User Defined Fields >from >the XMLfile in the Access file. > >For example, I have "Text 1" populated with "xyz" and "Number 1" >populated with "1234". They appear in the XML file in the >appropriate >tags. However, I cannot find either of those values in any of the 12 >tables created during the import. The ExtendedAttribute table >contains the Field Names from the <Project><ExtendedAttributes> >section in the XML file. The XML file has the "xyz" and "1234" >values >in the <Task><ExtendedAttributes> section, but they do not appear in >any table that I can find in Access. > >Is this a problem with the Access XML import? Or is there some >mapping function that I have to perform and if so, where do I do it >and how do I get to it (I tried to investigate mapping but could not >find it in either Project or Access). In my case, I always want the >full Project file with all fields on all tasks, resources and >assignments (i.e., no filtering). > >Configuration: XP SP3, Project 2007 SP1, Access 2007 SP1. > > >Many thanks! .... Brad > With the disclaimer that I know little to nothing about the subject, are the missing fields attribtes or elements. If they are attributes, I do not think Access will import them. |
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Re: XML Import into Access 2007
On Aug 12, 11:42*am, Michael Gramelspacher <grame...@psci.net> wrote:
> On Tue, 12 Aug 2008 07:54:31 -0700 (PDT), BradE <dba...@gmail.com> wrote: ........... > With the disclaimer that I know little to nothing about the subject, are the missing fields > attribtes or elements. *If they are attributes, I do not think Access will import them. *- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - That seems to be the problem (ah, the Access "feature"). I'll have to create some XSLT to map the attributes so they can be loaded. Thanks for the clue! ..... Brad |
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