Not really sure if this is true but is there a some sort of "1000"
limit on the xml reading thingy. That is proving to be a problem for us.

What do you mean with 1000 limit?

Ehmm. It's a bit hard to describe but we are having some sort of 1000 line problem.
We are using the xml reader I guess a bit unconventionally.
We have a OpenOffice calc file that it reads trough. But when the file is 1000 rows for some reason it does not work any more.
Probably something that Esenthel cannot really help with.

If there is such a problem he surely could help with, as I have never had problems with XML libs reading only 1000 lines. However it really depends how "unconventionally" it is used, as XML reading still relies on nodes, are you using one main node and all data inside the single node?
eg if you are doing

You could do
per row = 1 node or per fifth node.

Could be a node max length limit though, I am not sure how you are reading your XML

Hi, there shouldn't be any 1000 limit.
are you using XmlData to read the file?

Yes.. I am. But we are reading a straight open office document. its a bit complicated thingy.. But basically when I add one row over thousand in the open office document it stops working. possibly a bug in the reading script. But I think we can manage under 1000 lines.

can you attach that file and point out which node/data stops working? or attach sample code?
I could check it