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How to Set clause in xml

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hi welcome to this sql tutorial video and today were going to look at for xml and were going to use for xml to create a comma separated list um as a result as an output so on screen here ive got two selects that look at two different tables within the adventure works database and what i want is as an example um here is a list of the departments for uh this particular company and here is a list of the people who work for the company are their national insurance numbers and what i want is a query that will return me all of the departments and the national insurance numbers of the people who work in those departments so i can write this select here that shows me the departments and those national insurance of the people who work in those departments but actually what i want to see is a single line for department document control and then in the next column a single line of commerce separated national insurance numbers okay so lets look at how we can do that ill start a new query um f

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Simple way to Import XML Data into SQL Server with T-SQL Step 1 Create table to store imported data. Lets create a simple table thatll store the data of our customers. Step 2 - Create Sample XML File. Step 3 Importing the XML data file into a SQL Server Table. Step 4 - Check the Imported XML Data.
When SET STATISTICS XML is ON, SQL Server returns execution information for each statement after executing it. After this option is set ON, information about all subsequent Transact-SQL statements is returned until the option is set to OFF. Note that SET STATISTICS XML need not be the only statement in a batch.
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.
You can use a DECLARE statement to create a variable of xml type, as the following example shows. DECLARE @x xml; Create a typed xml variable by specifying an XML schema collection, as shown in the following example.
Insert, replace or delete XML tag value set in XML data type column or XML document using XQuery. The modify() function in XQuery allows us to change a value in the XML document stored in the XML data type column. In the traditional model, we retrieve the XML, update the details and replace it.
The SET command is used with UPDATE to specify which columns and values that should be updated in a table.
After you add a table to an UPDATE statement in the SQL Query Builder, you can create a SET clause. The SET clause specifies the columns to update and the new values for the columns.
You can optionally retrieve formal results of a SQL query as XML by specifying the FOR XML clause in the query. 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.

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