SQLXML 3.0 shipped with a .NET managed classes that are basically wrappers for the SQLXMLOLEDB OLEDB provider. You have to download and install SQLXML 3.0. The managed classes will only be installed if the .NET framework is installed on the machine.

-Mike

>Can someone tell me where such a reference is coming from?
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>SqlXmlCommand loCmd = new SqlXmlCommand(ConnectionManager.GetConnection().ConnectionString);
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>Is this something that is built in C#?
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>I see also that, in the sample code that I have, there are some properties that are getting some values such as:
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>loCmd.SchemaPath = Server.MapPath(lcXSD);
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>lcXSD here is a parameter passed to the method. So, it exists. This represents the XSD schema file that the returned XML should conform to. I seem to understand that, in C#, the SQLXMLCommand() will generate the proper XML as per the XSD schema file passed. However, I have to translate all that in VFP. No such thing exists, correct? Would that mean I would have to parse line by line the XSD file and generate the XML to be returned accordingly to the schema?