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hello everyone and welcome to todayamp;#39;s video today we are going to see how we can read data from an XML column using a SQL query so letamp;#39;s get started the first example that we are going to take is to read data from a variable so first step is declaring a variable so declare add XML column and the data type that we are going to put for this variable is XML next we are going to set a value for this variable so Iamp;#39;m just going to use a set keyword at XML column equal to and I already have this value this value is also available on the Microsoft website so where you have the tutorial or the description for this particular function or how to read data from an XML column you have these values over there I will also be putting them in the description links so we have this value this is an XML data that you can see over here you can see that there are some nodes and there are some attributes so it starts with root then you have some product description you have product ID

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What is the difference between for XML auto and path?

The AUTO mode queries are useful if you want to generate simple hierarchies. However, Use EXPLICIT Mode with FOR XML and Use PATH Mode with FOR XML provide more control and flexibility in deciding the shape of the XML from a query result.

What is the use of XML in SQL Server?

The FOR XML clause can be used in top-level queries and in subqueries. The top-level FOR XML clause can be used only in the SELECT statement. In subqueries, FOR XML can be used in the INSERT , UPDATE , and DELETE statements. FOR XML can also be used in assignment statements.

How to execute a stored procedure with XML parameter?

How to Invoke Stored Procedures with FOR XML Clause Generate the schema for the response message for the stored procedure with FOR XML clause. Create a BizTalk project and add the generated schema to the project. Generate schema for the stored procedure with FOR XML clause using the WCF-based SQL adapter.

What is for XML path in SQL Server?

XML is often used as a data format in integrations between disparate systems. FOR XML PATH along with STUFF provides a convenient way to generate XML payloads for integration scenarios, allowing SQL Server to serve as a hub for data transformation and exchange.

What is the use of for XML path in SQL?

FOR XML PATH along with STUFF provides a convenient way to generate XML payloads for integration scenarios, allowing SQL Server to serve as a hub for data transformation and exchange.

Where is XML stored in SQL Server?

The xml data type. XML values can be stored natively in an xml data type column that can be typed ing to a collection of XML schemas, or left untyped. You can index the XML column. The ability to specify an XQuery query against XML data stored in columns and variables of the xml type.

Why would you use XQuery with XML?

W3C XQuery is a query language for XML. The most common use cases for XQuery involve XML publishing to create XML for Web messages, dynamic web sites, or publishing applications. The original data may be found in XML files, or it may be in a data store such as a relational database.

How to modify XML in SQL?

modify() Method (xml Data Type) Use this method to modify the content of an xml type variable or column. This method takes an XML DML statement to insert, update, or delete nodes from XML data. The modify() method of the xml data type can only be used in the SET clause of an UPDATE statement.

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