As described in the topic, Managing XML Schema Collections on the Server, you can create an XML schema collection and use it to type variables, parameters, and columns of xml type.

(Tony Patton) The last couple of weeks we’ve examined the AJAX approach to browser-based development with the XMLHttpRequest object and JavaScript. While working with XML data is straightforward, you can easily manipulate XML with XSLT stylesheets. However, using XSLT in the browser is limited, so s

(Craig Shoemaker) The Ajax.NET Framework presents a remarkably easy-to-use framework that will simplify Ajax development and allow developers to spend more time on implementation details and less time on parsing XML.

(Amal ElHosseiny) This article discusses how to create charts inside a DataGrid control using an XML file.

(Deepak Vohra) The DOM 3.0 Validation specification provides for validation of an XML document with a DTD or an XML Schema. The advantage of DOM 3.0 Validation over validation with a validating parser such as the DOMParser is the support for dynamic validation. The DOM 3.0 Validation specification i

(Mayank Pradhan) The annotated XML schema decomposition feature introduced in DB2 Viper can be used to decompose XML documents, wholly or partially, into relational tables. It uses annotations in XML schema as the mapping language to map information in an XML document to relational tables. The new X

(Joe Marini) One of the most common features of any modern application, whether web-based or client-based, is the use of interactive user interface elements. These include buttons that highlight when focused or clicked, images that change when the mouse is rolled over them, text boxes that change co

(Joshua Tauberer) Let’s say you’re curious to find out the population of the city you live in. Go to Google and ask it “population of philadelphia, pa.” Ha! We’re too smart for Google. It tries to answer the question but comes up with “Pennsylvania – Population: 12,281,054 ; 6th, 12/00.” That’s not

(Brett McLaughlin) If you followed my discussion in this series last month, then you got a first-hand look at what goes on when a Web browser displays one of your Web pages. As I explained then, when the HTML and CSS you’ve defined for your page is sent to a Web browser, it’s translated from text to

(John Papa) SQL Server 2005 includes several important improvements to the Transact-SQL (T-SQL) language. One added feature is a new kind of trigger that fires when data definition language (DDL) statements run. DDL triggers are useful when tracking or securing the creation and modification of data