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hi its Tim from Oracle base dot-com in this video well demonstrate how to use XML table in SQL to convert XML data into rows and columns well start by creating a table to hold the XML data notice the table has got a column called XML data which is of type XML type we populate the table with a single XML document made up of employee records from the amp table we can display the data in the table by converting the XML type column to a club we can see the XML document contains a list of employees theres a separate tag for each piece of information about an employee we effectively make a cartesian product between our data table and xml table this allows xml table to turn one single document into multiple rows we identify the table column as the source of the data using the passing clause the rows in the data are identified using this X query expression we project columns over each XML fragment using the columns clause where we specify the column name datatype and the path to the data