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Since XML is just a data format with embedded descriptions of the content,
you can automate the generation of XML documents from a database source.
These tables supply the information for constructing a movie-watcher document.
| Cinema.db | |
Movie-watcher database table for cinema information |
| Movie.db | |
Movie-watcher database table for movie information |
| Pricing.db | |
Movie-watcher database table for cinema pricing information |
| Screening.db | |
Movie-watcher database table for movie screening information |
| Sessions.db | |
Movie-watcher database table for screening times information |
| Stars.db | |
Movie-watcher database table for movies' stars information |
To access these tables throughout the rest of the example applications,
you need to create a BDE alias that refers to them. Set up a 'movie-watcher'
alias as a standard Paradox database and point it at the directory that holds these files.
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