SQLXML 3.0 is meant to be installed on a web server too... Think of it as a
driver (though it's a lot more than that, but for purposes of
simplification) for SQL Server.
You need to have it on the server your web service is running on in order
for you to be able to use this functionality (specifically, access the
Microsoft.Data.SqlXml assembly).

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Dave Beauchemin
Microsoft MVP, MCP
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Hi,
Thanks for the response. I appreciate it.
When we tried to run the install of SQLXML on the web server running the Web
Services (note this machine doesn't have a SqlServer installed - our
database is on a separate server) we got a message saying:
"...at least SQL Server client installation is required..."
It seems like a bit of a restriction that you must install a SqlServer
client before you can install SQLXML. That means if you have a Web Service
which needs the Data.SqlXml assembly then not only do you need to install
SQLXML, but you need to install some version of SqlServer too!
Surely I am missing something here? There must we a way to install the
assembly on a database-less server?
Many thanks,
JB
> SQLXML 3.0 is meant to be installed on a web server too... Think of it as a
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Dave Beauchemin [MVP] - 30 Jul 2003 18:39 GMT
JB,
If it's asking you for SQL Server Client, you can simply install the Client
connectivity tools and it should work (the client connectivity tools do not
install SQL Server, they just install Enterprise Manager and the like).
See
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=4023DEEA-F179-45DE-B41D
-84E4FF655A3B&displaylang=en
for the requirements page (you will also need MDAC 2.6 and the SOAP Toolkit
2.0 to be installed before installing SQLXML).
See the microsoft.public.sqlserver.xml group for additional information.

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Dave Beauchemin
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> Hi,
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