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I try to import an xml file, that is created by a Filemaker Pro 6 XML export, but now I would like to import the file in FM again (in same database, only different location)

Now I do need an XSLT file to import the XML file again, but I can't figure it out how to write it. The XML file contains just 'flat' records and no subrows.

I'll attach the XML file (compressed as .zip)

Anybody?

RecImp.xml.zip

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First problem :( without the FileMaker File structure, it is not easy to explain how to import.

Second : Export the xml file with the FMPXMLRESULT format, not FMPDSORESULT.

Then, when you import the exported document, it's just the same way as importing a other FileMaker document.

3d : there is a problem with your attachment. It's not a well formed xml document exported by FileMaker. Question : have you edit and save it using MS Word ?

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Using the FMPXMLRESULT is the only way to _import_ into FileMaker Pro. This type of export file can be imported into FMP6 or FMP7, as the grammar is the same in both versions.

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Using the FMPXMLRESULT is the only way to _import_ into FileMaker Pro. This type of export file can be imported into FMP6 or FMP7, as the grammar is the same in both versions.

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Using the FMPXMLRESULT is the only way to _import_ into FileMaker Pro. This type of export file can be imported into FMP6 or FMP7, as the grammar is the same in both versions.

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