Can an XML file be converted into something I can merge?

Hello, all. I'm trying to help my coworker, Dolly, solve a problem with LiveCycle, but confess up front that I know little about it. I frequent these forums to help and get help with other programs (Photoshop, InDesign, AfterEffects, etc.), but I usually generate my PDFs from within these design applications and rarely deal directly with Acrobat. Dolly doesn't really know how to use these forums and I've never used LiveCycle, so I'll attempt to translate her problem, which is this ...
Dolly asked me to help her merge pages from Doc B into Doc A, which is a pretty basic function in Acrobat and one that I'm familiar with. When I attempted to do the merge I got an error warning that Doc A was an XML file and couldn't be merged. I'm not sure what makes it an XML file and neither does Dolly. I had her show me her save options and was offered a couple of "Static PDF" formats in additon to the XML and several others which didn't seem relevant. I had her re-save Doc A in the static formats, but when I tried to merge into these was given the same error telling me they were XML files. Dolly created Doc A from scratch with LiveCycle. Doc B was created by someone else from an InDesign file.
So, I'm not sure how to advise her, but it would seem that the solution is to get the file to save as a PDF that isn't some kind of an XML file. I'm aware of XML as web formatting, but am unsure how it relates to this PDF that has no fill-in fields or other interactivity that I can see. It's strictly a print file.
Can anyone offer any insight that would help me help Dolly? If so, I have a bonus question, but one thing at a time! My sincere thanks in advance for any help.

>Well, thanks for that info. What is it that makes these files XML and incompatible with other PDFs?
The short answer is "everything". It's like getting an apple and
painting it orange. It now looks like an orange, but it doesn't taste
like one.
> I ask because I'm wondering if my coworker is using the proper tool.
That depends what the business need is.
Forms can be made directly in Acrobat, but they will be a different
kind of form, with a different feature set. You'd need to look at what
your coworker's exacy requirements are.
>Could she open Doc A in a different program and save it as a regular PDF?
Not if it is to be fillable.
>
>Barring that, what would you recommend as the best way to delete 6 pages from the end of the XML PDF and replacing them with pages from a regular PDF? Does she need to start from scratch to create the hybrid?
If this is the sort of requirement you have, it may well be that the
original decision to use LiveCycle (a decision which Acrobat
encourages you to make without giving enough information to make an
informed decision) was not the right one.
LiveCycle Designer is about making interactive business forms. That's
all.
Aandi Inston

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Dim ds As New DataSet
ds.ReadXml(Document)
DataGridView1.DataSource = ds.Tables(0)
End Sub
but i see this result:
why i do not see any result into DataGridView2(Item)
how to solve it ?
please help me .
thanks all
Name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful and He created the human

now how to correct it?
Name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful and He created the human
Please be explicit - I'm the only other one in this thread so I assume it's to me, but usually I just ignore the posts when the user isn't specific.
I don't know what there is to correct. Create a NEW dataset in code, add the two tables, and use the methods that I suggested.
I'm not a database guy so I can't get real specific. I create my own stuff in classes and use that but, if you're using SQL then there are lots of pro's here that can help you with specifics. I'm sure they'll need to know a lot more about your data, the
connection, and all that, but the concept should be fairly simple to implement.
Still lost in code, just at a little higher level.

How to load a base64-stream (always WORD-document) in large XML files ( 1 MB) into ORACLE 10 table

On our Oracle Server there are multipe XML files that I have to read and put the data into an ORACLE 10 table.
I have to threath these XML files one by one.
In the XML there is also een base64-stream (alwasys a WORD-document) . This base64-stream exists of 1.000.000 characters.
How can I read this base64-stream from the XML-file into a BLOB-column of my ORACLE 10 table
ORACLE 10
1 XML = +/- 1 MB
PL/SQL
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<slo xmlns="http://www.myschema.com/gasdedectie">
<LekKey>1999_036371_509627</LekKey>
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<Res></Res>
<InfLig>TEST STRUI AFGESTORVEN - PLAANSTRAAT 46</InfLig>
<XWGS>3.637028</XWGS>
<YWGS>50.962667</YWGS>
<Pei>KESTENS</Pei>
<DatPei>1999-11-30T10:17:36.000+01:00</DatPei>
<Kan> </Kan>
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pQQAALNCCQAAAA==</Doc>
</slo>

If I understand your question correctly, the discussion in this thread
ORA-31167: 64k size limit for XML node
shows you do not have a lot of options.
As you are needing to extract the contents of a node from an XML document, and that node is > 64K, you are going to need to treat the entire XML as a CLOB and use CLOB functionality (aka INSTR, SUBSTR) to find and extract what you need.
Once your DB version is 11.1 or greater, then you can use the built-in that Billy mentions.
Note: mdrake is Mark Drake from Oracle.

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