Creating an xml file from a playlist - message for iTunes staff

When I created an xml file from a playlist I noticed that in the xml file the track name was merged with the artist name in this manner "I want you - Bob Dylan".
That was hardly a problem as I could easily correct this in the FileMaker Pro environment.
But subsequently I found out, that within iTunes the track name was similarly changed to the same format. Apparently this happened when iTunes created the xml file and inadvertently also changed the track name within iTunes.
It can easily be corrected by entering File/Info, but I had over 10.000 songs in that list and it will take a lot of time. I have to do this, as I created earlier for each song a file path in FileMaker Pro, which are unrecognizable now.
Could you please correct the xml file creating procedure?

I must confess that I can't reproduce this result myself anymore.
I created the xml file in iTunes via File/Library/Export Playlist/xml structure (I translate the Dutch terms loosely) and subsequently I imported the xml file into a Filemaker Pro via File/Import/xml.
The xsl style sheet looks ok.
It looks like a freak of nature.
Still I have the evidence in my iTunes playlist, where I have another 9000 clicks to go to repair the damage.
Let's forget about it, until it happens again.
Thanks for your time.

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Thanks for your help.
I think it will have to be option 1 as i am using Access DB.
I don't know how to go about it but will serach good old
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"DEPearson" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:[email protected]...
> Andy,
>
> There are two ways you can create a xml file from a
recordset
>
> 1. Is to code it using Server.CreateObject(XMLDOM)
> 2. If you are using SQL server 2005, just request the RS
returns as XML
> data. using FOR XML AUTO after the where cause ( the
best way with 2005
> and
> higher sql server)
>
> The db data containing HTML code should not effect your
xml file, unless
> it
> is bad markup. You could wrap the data with
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> markup, or javascript]]>
>
> If the url is a recordset field, then it will return
with the xml data.
> If
> not you can create a storage procedure that will build
your URL from the
> data
> in the database.
>
> It is best to use storage procedure (SP )for security
reason when pulling
> data
> from a MS Sql server, make all calls to the database in
a SP. Also be sure
> to
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them, check for
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>
> David
>

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