Have you checked if there is a special character present in the xml-file for instance: ë or ì. I had something similar where VFP created the XML nicely and IE refused to show the contents.

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Ron

>Greetings all,
>I'm working on a system to bridge data between SQL and Fox via XML files with about 12-14 columns. I've styled the SQL query two ways, one with "FOR XML RAW" and the other with "FOR XML AUTO, ELEMENT, XMLDATA" - standard T-SQL syntax.
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>I then tried to read these results in via XMLToCursor and got an error that the XML format was wrong.
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>Fox error was:
>XML Parse error: Only one top level element is allowed in an XML document.
>Line 1, Position 284. (open_arrow)row sys_code="343-461-02 " pipe=" 1" mile_post=" 1 " ... ~all the rest of my fields and values~ .../(close_arrow)
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>Opening the two XML files in Netscape nets me more errors.
>The RAW file gets "XML Parsing Error: junk after document element", pointing at the begging of the next "row..." entry.
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>The other format gets the same error, except it points at the first table entry after the schema block.
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>If anyone has ever fought with this situation, I'd appreciate any help you can offer.
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>Thanks much~