Q&A
| Q1: | What are the differences between a node that's generated by the XML dom object acting on an entry delimited by a pair of opening and closing tags and a node that's generated by an XSL template? |
| A1: | Since both are node objects, they contain the same properties and methods. The only differences are the values of the data assigned to those properties. |
| Q2: | Why do I need to be able to read the data from more than one XML data file at a time? |
| A2: | Placing too much data in a single database can lead to awkward situations where the files contain data that's only distantly related, if at all. Placing the data in more than one database prevents this problem. However, this requires methods whereby the data from more than one database can be read and ... |
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