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| Excellent. Now we're cookin' with gas! Thanks.
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Nicely done... simple and easy language. Keep it up!!!
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I found article very usefull. Thank you.
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| great article! I never realised how simple it actually is to get XML out of 2005.
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| I agree, that was a great article. Very simple and very worthwhile.
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| Very helpful, thanks. If you have xml already in an nvarchar column, is there any way to have it not be escaped in the for xml output? I'm thinking I might be able to write a query that would insert that nvarchar column into a temp table with an xml datatype. Then I would be able to query inside the xml document itself while joining with other data. Right now we are stuck with LIKE queries.
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Very nicely-presented article - well done Jacob! My only suggestion would be to rename this particular article to 'Simple XML Processing', as some people might be unnecessarily scared off  I look forward to the next article...
Ryan Randall
Solutions are easy. Understanding the problem, now, that's the hard part.
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Thanks! I needed That
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Great Article! Simple through examples and very clear.
Keep'em comming 
Cheers,
* Noel
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