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I have some SQL queries in a configuration file. They are parameterized so have an @ in them. They will only be valid XML if they have that replaced with & instead of @ but this will break the SQL. Is there an elegant way to avoid having to decode the string myself?
Nope. That is
&,@is fine.In any case, the XML parser will decode
&into&when it reads the string. You should never have to do it manually.