Consider the following SQL: ;WITH XMLNAMESPACES(DEFAULT \'http://www.mynamespace.co.uk\') ,CTE_DummyData AS (
What I try to accomplish is get the src attribute of an RSS2 feed item using GDataXML. The feed\'s item xml is like this:
In ASP.NET application I have a query onto sql database for some data and one part of the data is XML string. I want to \"convert\" this XML string into DataTable object once retrieved into ASP.NET ap
Good morning all, I have a large query utilising FOR XML PATH to output a .xml file.I have the main select which basically just represents the root ie
I have a fairly big SELECT ... FOR XML PATH. As you know, by default xml elements corresponding to fields with a null value don\'t appear in the result xml tree. It appears to be a real problem for me
Though this works to return the right results, SELECT r.开发者_C百科KeyColumn as \'@Key\', t1.Key1 as \'Key1\', t1.Col1 as \'Col1\'
This question is prompted by the rather militant refusal of developer Michael Rys to include the parsing of CDATA sections into FOR XML PATH because \"There is no semantic difference in the data that
I\'m building s开发者_运维百科ome HTML to be included in the body of an email and sent using sp_send_dbmail. I\'d like to right-align some of the columns. Is there an easy way to do this (short of rew
Below is a si开发者_StackOverflowmplified version of a query that I have already created.The query works fine, but I cannot figure out how to get the XML declaration at the top of the generated XML.I\
I\'m rather experienced with SQL server \"select for XML path\" queries but now i run into a strange problem.
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