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Setiv: You can also set Tools -> Options... -> Query Results -> Results to File and save the file as a text document (change the file type to All Files). However, I do recommend mtassin's suggestion over the Results to File option. Still, it's good to know all of your options so as to make a better decision.
-- KevinC.
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When querying A (SQLServer2005, SQLServer2005_SSMSEE) displays:
" <customers><customers id="6"><customers customer="Victoria"/> </customers><customers id="2"><customers customer="Lyss"/> </customers><customers id="1"><customers customer="John"/> </customers><customers id="3"><customers customer="Jack"/> </customers><customer "
This may be the result of installation of incomplete version (SQLServer2005, SQLServer2005_SSMSEE) What Kit you can recommend?
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The third query gives other result than first tree - look at the element names
Kindest Regards,
Damian Widera SQL Server MVP, MCT, MCITP-DBA, MCSD.NET
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| Quiz doesn't work at all booooh!!
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| Me too get same result for all 4 options
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Oh ! I answered "which of the queries posted below ;doesn't; return..." .
I guess I'd forgotten what the question was by the time I worked out what each of the four queries would do.
I hate xml, and FOR XML - all that fashionable junk - so it takes me a very very very long time (the first hour or two persuading myself that I really will look at something with XML in it ) to decipher a query with FOR XML in it.
edit: change < and > to [ and ]. Whose idea was sqare brackets for presentation markup, anyway?
Tom Que conclure à la fin de tous mes longs propos? C'est que les préjugés sont la raison des sots. (Voltaire, 1756)
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