Apr 19, 2001 03:18
23 yrs ago
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German term

offenlegen

German to English Tech/Engineering
"... mithilfe der OPENXML-Klausel können Daten aus einem XML-Dokument als relationales Resultset offen gelegt werden."

"... the OPENXML clause can be used to ??? data from an XML document as a relational resultset."

All I can come up with is "declare", but I'm not a programmer.

Any programmers out there who understand what this author is trying to say?

TIA,

Steve

Proposed translations

21 mins

disclose

I'm not a programmer either, but "disclose" is always a good word for offenlegen.
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experience

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34 mins

shown

I would simply use shown, it sounds basic, but it does the job.
HTH
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35 mins

manipulate

this might seem like it comes from out of left field, but for me, the sense is that use of an openxml clause or tool will enable easier extraction and manipulation of the code as a relational resultset than would be possible within an xml document.

hope this helps

m.
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opened / shown on screen / retrieved

All three of the above arte possible terms within the context tyou have given. Personally I would opt for "retrieve", as the OPENXML clause causes a recordset to be retrieved, that is available on screen.
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Experience

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reveal

...real time presentations typically reveal device and data dependencies through variations in presentation quality.

Quranic verses reveal the significance of Jesus as a...

I wasn't sure if the preposition "as" is correct, but I have come along a couple of sites where "reveal..as" is used.
I think that would fit the context.
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1 hr

viewed

or opened/ used - in terms of programming these seem to make sense
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14 hrs

opened and/or displayed

just another suggestion - a very literal tranlation.
HTH
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1 day 4 hrs

displayed

and another suggestion
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