Difference between revisions of "Parsers"
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+ | Go to Menu ''Database'' → ''New'', then choose the ''Parsing tab'' and activate "CSV" in the parser combobox. | ||
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=Text Parser= | =Text Parser= | ||
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Revision as of 11:45, 2 February 2011
XML Parsers
By default, the standard Java SAXParser is used to parse the input XML documents. Some documents may not be fully processed by the default parser. This may e.g. be the case if they are too large or contain too many or incorrect entities. The internal, built-in XML parser of BaseX is more fault-tolerant than the default parser. Additionally, it allows you to switch off DTD and/or entity parsing.
There are two ways to switch to the internal XML parser:
GUI
Go to Menu Database → New, then choose the Parsing tab and activate Use internal XML parser.
The parsing of entities and DTDs can be turned on/off by clicking on the two checkboxes below.
Command Line
Turn on the database database option INTPARSE before parsing documents: SET INTPARSE ON
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Entity and DTD parsing can be changed by modifying the ENTITY and DTD options.
CSV Parser
Additionally to XML it is possible to parse CSV documents and create a xml database with them.
GUI
Go to Menu Database → New, then choose the Parsing tab and activate "CSV" in the parser combobox.