Loop through all of the Employee elements and remove the HireDate element. : Query « XML LINQ « VB.Net

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Loop through all of the Employee elements and remove the HireDate element.

  

 

Imports System

Imports System.Xml.Linq



    Public Class MainClass

        Public Shared Sub Main()

            Dim employees As XElement = XElement.Load("Employees.xml")



            employees.<Employee>.ElementAt(3).Remove()



            For Each ele In employees.<Employee>.ToList

                ele.SetElementValue("HireDate", Nothing)

            Next

            Console.WriteLine(employees.ToString)



        End Sub

    End Class

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