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Thanks!I am afraid we already did this - we export values only, with no decimals and only 2 values per second (the original export format is 16 values per second).The problem is that in Europe we use 24 hours recording...Each manufacturer has its own way of storing data, some in SQL, others in Oracle. The file is then exported in XML following a common export format to allow other physicians to see the tracings and discuss the diagnosis.i suppose WinZip is the best current option though I would rather have an easier method for my "non-computer litterate" users. Any idea welcome ...Thanks again 4 your help.

We have recently started using XML to store medical data.The diagnosis software exports a *.xml file. The issue is that 24 hours of data is a lot of information (some 22Mb) Does someone have some tips to compress the data before it is exported to XML?I mean: is there a way to export a XML file that is already compressed with no need to use WinZip option?Thanks in advance for your help.

Hi,I'm very new in XML and am seeking advice for the following:My element DATA has a UNIT attribute that is an enumerated list.How can I introduce [/] in my attribute?This tag stores medical measurements, such as volume of aire, depth of the catheter and the speed of food within oesophagus.Could someone help me out with this please???thanks in advance.<!ELEMENT DATA (#PCDATA)><!ATTLIST DATA UNIT (ml | mm | cm | cc | m/min | m/sec | cm/min | cm/sec | mm/min | mm/sec) #REQUIRED>