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>xDOM = NEWOBJECT('MSXML.DOMDocument')
>oRS.Save(xdom, 1)
>XMLTOCURSOR(xdom.xml, "MyCursorName", 1028)
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>>PS: Wouldn't work with all type of ADO recordsets - they don't work by any means anyway.
>>Cetin
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>OK Cetin, this works. The only problem it has is with unsafe characters (such as if the data holds URLs and such). That's what was throwing the error and causing the XML not to be created properly. I wish there was an easy way to escape the unsafe characters using the DOMDocument object, but I guess I can't have it all. Thank you for this, and if you'll be kind enough to reply to this post, I'd like to mark your reply as the solution since I guess I can't change the earlier help star I gave you to a solution.

Craig,
Since you have data to test with, try with another flag excluding 1024 (say 0 or 4 only). Also you can try an alternative:

oRS.Save("mytemp.xml",1)
xmltocursor("myTemp.xml",'myCursor',512)

PS: I never mind about stars:) Keep as is so a better solution might come.
Cetin