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Hello Bernd,
yes, I agree, InDesign's XML Table Features are weak.
If you really need a solution for this, you can use scripting (visual Basic or applescript).
you can define your own xml-format, apply an xsl-t transformation and build a new or change an existing indesign table while walking throut the resulting DOM-Object.
I've done this for some customers on a windows platform using visual basic. It's not an easy solution, but if you need the actuality of the indesign documents (for example with new data from a database system) it migth be worth the efforts.
Jo
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