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Default Will this be a good approach with XML?

Hello All

Let me try to explain this in brief, I was about to develop a website for a client which included a lot of database interaction, but now suddenely the requirement has changed. Now the only part left would be some data entered by admin that will be displayed to user. Say for example admin enters First Name, Last Name of 50 users, and this has to be shown in a datagrid.

What I am thinking is to store this information in a XML file, and bind this file with a datagrid. Is this approach good? Will this work properly if a lot of data is entered? Is there any limitation with the data entered in XML file?

Or is there any better approach to do this, basically I want to avoid the database interaction for this single purpose.

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Mike
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