Silly question...
I have a batch macro that reads in a few hundred XML files. The batch macro returns the Root Element and Outer XML.
For grins, I immediately exported the result as an YXDB file. I noticed I can then use the YXDB file in a new workflow and parse as if I was bringing in the XML directly. Is this valid? If so, it will save a ton of time. It seems to work.
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It's valid - it's basically breaking your workflow up into steps - a very good technique when one part (i.e. the import process) takes a lot of time and you don't want to re-do that each time you run the workflow.
Another thing you may wish to investigate is the 'Cache and Run workflow' functionality.
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