SQLRNNR (11/24/2014)

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Jeff Moden (11/24/2014)

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Eirikur Eiriksson (11/24/2014)

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Just a quick question to "the thread", am I missing something or is XML getting more popular? Just noticed that this topic on the XML...

Jeff Moden (11/24/2014)

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Evil Kraig F (11/24/2014)

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Jeff Moden (11/24/2014)

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Eirikur Eiriksson (11/24/2014)

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Just a quick question to "the thread", am I missing something or is XML getting more popular? Just noticed that this...

Jeff Moden (11/24/2014)

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Eirikur Eiriksson (11/24/2014)

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Just a quick question to "the thread", am I missing something or is XML getting more popular? Just noticed that this topic on the XML forum...

Just a quick question to "the thread", am I missing something or is XML getting more popular? Just noticed that this topic on the XML forum has proportionally many times...

Quick questions, can you post an example of the XML and how big are the files?

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Quick suggestion as this isn't as complex as it seems at first, import the file's content into a staging table, one line per row and group/parse it from there.

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USE tempdb;

GO

SET...

Quick note (for completeness), the inner query returns an XML, the value() method is invoked on that XML

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(inner query returning XML).value() <--the value method on the XML data type.

gravitysucks (11/24/2014)

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create proc proc1 (@param1 int)

as

begin try

declare @param2 int

begin transaction

exec proc2 @param2

commit transaction

end try

begin catch

if @@trancount > 0

rollback transaction

end catch

i haven't had an opportunity to do this before....

Good catch with the node value Arthur, don't think it merits a dynamic sql though as one can easily encode the value with a simple FOR XML statement.

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/* Simple encoding...

As I mentioned before, often the XML must be interrogated to determine the placement of the inserted node. This sample checks both the XML to be modified and the XML...

The XML modify/insert has 4 positioning directives, as first,as last, after and before, changing from as last to after for the correct positioning, note the slight difference in the syntax.

Often...

Edit: deleted the post

Quick'n simple example

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USE tempdb;

GO

SET NOCOUNT ON;

DECLARE @TXML XML = '<Attribute>

<A1>6529</A1>

<A2>6529</A2>

</Attribute>';

DECLARE @NNODE VARCHAR(100) = 'A3';

DECLARE @NVAL VARCHAR(100) = 'New value';

DECLARE @Nt ...

Quick solution of the "first coffee in the morning" kind, probably not the most efficient but it works

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USE tempdb;

GO

SET NOCOUNT ON;

IF OBJECT_ID('dbo.database_tags') IS NOT NULL DROP TABLE dbo.database_tags;

create table...

KoldCoffee (11/20/2014)

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eirikur, the query you provided is good. Not sure it performs faster in myenvironment tho. Once query execution plan is cached it's about same, but it is still better...