>>>Do you know how can I print that dictionary?
>>>
>>>Here is what I tried to test
>>>
>>>

>>> String s = @"<func>getqtyremaining</func><tcoperator>ADMIN</tcoperator><tcreturntype>XML</tcreturntype>
>>><tcsalespoint>TICKET004001</tcsalespoint><ttdatetime>03/11/2013 01:19 PM</ttdatetime>
>>><TCDCILIST><DCI>ACTIVITIESSKYDIVING 1000      </DCI><DCI>ACTIVITIESSKYDIVING 1030      </DCI>
>>><DCI>ACTIVITIESSKYDIVING 1100      </DCI><DCI>ACTIVITIESSKYDIVING 1130      </DCI><DCI>ACTIVITIESSKYDIVING 1200      </DCI>
>>><DCI>ACTIVITIESSKYDIVING 1230      </DCI><DCI>ACTIVITIESSKYDIVING 1300      </DCI><DCI>ACTIVITIESSKYDIVING 1330      </DCI>
>>><DCI>ACTIVITIESSKYDIVING 1400      </DCI><DCI>ACTIVITIESSKYDIVING 1430      </DCI></TCDCILIST>";
>>>
>>>        Dictionary<String, String> parameters = new Dictionary<String, String>(StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase);
>>>        parameters.PopulateFromSQML(s);
>>>
>>>        foreach (KeyValuePair<string, string> val in parameters)
>>>        {
>>>            Console.WriteLine(val.Key, val.Value);
>>>        }
>>>        Console.ReadKey();

>>>
>>>I am not sure how to write this foreach.
>>>
>>>Thanks again.
>>
>>
>>Foreach seems ok
>
>Hmm, so I used the Console.WriteLine wrongly? It only prints key for me, not the value.
>

A question about the Console.WriteLine() ?

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