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  How to create Crystal Reports from XML

XML is a self describing language and it gives the data as well as the rules to identify what the data it contains. The .Net Framework provides the Classes for read, write, and other operations in XML formatted files . We can use XML as a Data Source to Crystal Reports like a Database .

Click here to see, How to create Crystal Reports from xml .

        
        
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