XML Converter CMD 2.69.12

XML Converter CMD - XML Converter with command-line interface is a data conversion software tool to interactively create XML data transformation. It runs conversion to XML within the console window or DOS-batch command file. XML Converter with command-line interface converts data from ODBC, MS SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL databases, or from MS Office files into XML documents. It gives you ability to predefine XML transformation template scenario to create an XML with your particular multilevel-tagged tree structure from a specially formatted data source. It generates documents that contain the OLE DB or ODBC data merged into the original XML. XML Converter with command-line interface allows you to create XML documents with the same data as your original ODBC data source, MS SQL Server, Oracle DB, Microsoft Excel workbook, Microsoft Access database, Word document, or text file. The resulting XML document will be built in strong compliance with XSL specifications. The tool has a special data source layout adjustment interface that makes XML conversion much adaptable. You are able to remove data source fields and/or shuffle the order of fields to set up XML conversion. The exclusion of fields and the reordering of fields make your XML file transformation much flexible. Tool has a special Micros interface. The Micros are conversion executable modules that give you ability to customize your final XML output. Also XML Converter Professional Edition is a complete solution for the developer who wants the browse facilities provided in the Standard Edition PLUS special modules, which provide command-line interface. Using the Professional Edition you will be able to call XML Converter with command-line interface strictly from your own application, without user GUI interface, allowing you to convert Data Source to XML in batch mode. Excel to XML, Access to XML, Oracle to XML, Word to XML, text to XML. You need to convert XML to a different data format? Learn how to do that with XMLFox: xmlfox.com

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