Okay

I am using an XMLDocument object to process several thousands of lodgements (from a database)

I am trying to output it from an XML Document to a file using the XmlDocument.WriteTo() method with an XmlWriter. It writes 131kB and then cuts out halfway through an element

Is this a limitation of XmlDocument.WriteTo() ? What would be a better way to output it

Ensure you're calling XmlWriter.Close() to cause the buffered writes to be
flushed to the underlying stream/textwriter.

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XmlDocument.WriteTo() method with an XmlWriter. It writes 131kB and then
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From msdn:

XmlWriter.Flush Method:
This is called instead of Close when you want to write
more to the underlying stream without losing what is still
in the buffer.

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using the XmlDocument.WriteTo() method with an XmlWriter.
It writes 131kB and then cuts out halfway through an
element.
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