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hello everyone and welcome to another sql session with learn at mostar in todayamp;#39;s session we are going to be writing a sql query in which we are going to convert data from different rows into a single column which is going to be a comma separated concatenated string so basically the conversion here is something like a pivot we are going to convert data from rows into a column but in this case it is going to be a single column which will have the concatenated values from all the different rows and these values would be separated by a comma so letamp;#39;s get started so iamp;#39;m going to be working with dim product category and then product subcategory tables these are the tables available from the adventure works data warehouse database from sql server i have already done a sql query on these tables and we can take a look and we can figure out that in the product categories there are five categories which are defined and there are associated sub categories for all these pro

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Insert a Node - insertBefore() Suppose books. xml is loaded into xmlDoc. Create a new element node Insert the new node in front of the last element node.
Creating a SQL table using XML elements. To create a SQL table using XML elements, all you have to do is to change the mode value of the OPENXML function to 2 and change the name of the attributes to the name of the element you want to retrieve.
To insert rows into a table that contains XML columns, you can use the SQL INSERT statement. The documents that you insert into XML columns must be well-formed XML documents, as defined in the XML 1.0 specification. A document node will be created implicitly if one does not already exist.
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Inserting text node. In this query, an XML document is first assigned to a variable of xml type. Then, XML DML is used to insert a text node as the first child of the Root element. The text constructor is used to specify the text.
Nesting Rules That means that the root element, the first element in an XML document, must also be closed last. Nested elements, ones that occur in the middle of the document, must be closed before those that came before them. Once you get the hang of nesting, youll have no problem creating XML documents.
Using nodes() method against a variable of xml type The nodes() method returns a rowset with three rows. Each row has a logical copy of the original XML, with each context node identifying a different row element in the original document.

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