I have the following XML and would like to extract the PrimaryTeams, SecondaryTeams and OverflowTeams arrays from this and either have them comma separated or one per row.
I have the following xml:
declare #xml xml
set #xml = '<SimpleStrategy xmlns:i="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns="http://schemas.datacontract.org/2004/07/Synthesys.Switch.ACD">
<Id>00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000</Id>
<Name>Default</Name>
<AcceptedCLIs xmlns:d2p1="http://schemas.microsoft.com/2003/10/Serialization/Arrays">
<d2p1:string>07811353995</d2p1:string>
</AcceptedCLIs>
<ActiveHours>
<FridayEnd />
<FridayStart />
<MondayEnd />
<MondayStart />
<SaturdayEnd />
<SaturdayStart />
<SundayEnd />
<SundayStart />
<ThursdayEnd />
<ThursdayStart />
<TuesdayEnd />
<TuesdayStart />
<UseIndividualWeekDays>false</UseIndividualWeekDays>
<WednesdayEnd />
<WednesdayStart />
<WeekdayEnd />
<WeekdayStart />
</ActiveHours>
<AgentUserName />
<AllowRouteDuringFinalMessage>false</AllowRouteDuringFinalMessage>
<CRMPrefix />
<DirectDDIMessage />
<DirectDDIPassThrough>false</DirectDDIPassThrough>
<EmergencyBusyBack>false</EmergencyBusyBack>
<EmergencyDivertNumber />
<EmergencyWavFile />
<FinallyDivertNumber />
<FinallyDrop>true</FinallyDrop>
<FinallyMessageFile />
<MaximumQueueLength>0</MaximumQueueLength>
<MaximumQueueWait>0</MaximumQueueWait>
<MinimumRingTime>4000</MinimumRingTime>
<MusicOnHold />
<MusicWhileWaiting />
<NumberOfRings>2</NumberOfRings>
<OutOfHoursDivertNumber />
<OutOfHoursDrop>true</OutOfHoursDrop>
<OutOfHoursMessage />
<OverflowMessage />
<OverflowTeams xmlns:d2p1="http://schemas.microsoft.com/2003/10/Serialization/Arrays" />
<PrimaryTeams xmlns:d2p1="http://schemas.microsoft.com/2003/10/Serialization/Arrays">
<d2p1:int>3</d2p1:int>
<d2p1:int>1</d2p1:int>
</PrimaryTeams>
<Priority>1</Priority>
<RecordAgent>false</RecordAgent>
<RecordCall>true</RecordCall>
<RecordCustomer>false</RecordCustomer>
<RegulatoryMessage>Default.wav</RegulatoryMessage>
<SecondaryOverflowMessage />
<SecondaryTeams xmlns:d2p1="http://schemas.microsoft.com/2003/10/Serialization/Arrays" />
<SendBusyIfQueueTooLong>false</SendBusyIfQueueTooLong>
<SendBusyIfWaitTooLong>false</SendBusyIfWaitTooLong>
<TimeInOverflow>-1</TimeInOverflow>
<TimeWithDirectDDI>20000</TimeWithDirectDDI>
<TimeWithPrimaryTeams>-1</TimeWithPrimaryTeams>
<TimeWithSecondaryTeams>20000</TimeWithSecondaryTeams>
<UseDirectDDI>false</UseDirectDDI>
<UsePAM>false</UsePAM>
<UseSecondaryTeams>false</UseSecondaryTeams>
<WrapTime>40000</WrapTime>
</SimpleStrategy>'
I then created the following SQL Statement to try and extract the Teams
;WITH XMLNAMESPACES ('http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance' as i, 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/2003/10/Serialization/Arrays' as d2p1,
DEFAULT 'http://schemas.datacontract.org/2004/07/Synthesys.Switch.ACD')
SELECT #xml,
#xml.value('(/SimpleStrategy/Name)[1]', 'varchar(255)'),
#xml.value('(/SimpleStrategy/PrimaryTeams)[1]', 'int') as PrimaryTeams,
#xml.value('(/SimpleStrategy/SecondaryTeams)[1]', 'int') as SecondaryTeams,
#xml.value('(/SimpleStrategy/OverflowTeams)[1]', 'int') as OverflowTeams
But all I get is the TeamID's concatenated together.
,PrimaryTeams,SecondaryTeams,OverflowTeams
Default,31,0,0
Any ideas?
Thanks
Matt
Your XML shows two team IDs in <PrimaryTeams>, while both other team nodes are empty... You did not tell us anything about the expected counts in there. However, the following approach will return a kind of entity-value-pairs with all IDs for all Teams. Hope this is what you need:
;WITH XMLNAMESPACES ('http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance' as i, 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/2003/10/Serialization/Arrays' as d2p1,
DEFAULT 'http://schemas.datacontract.org/2004/07/Synthesys.Switch.ACD')
SELECT 'Name' AS Caption
,1 AS RowInx
,#xml.value('(/SimpleStrategy/Name)[1]', 'varchar(255)') AS Content
UNION ALL
SELECT 'Primary Team'
,ROW_NUMBER() OVER(ORDER BY (SELECT NULL))
,t.value('.','varchar(255)')
FROM #xml.nodes('/SimpleStrategy/PrimaryTeams/d2p1:int') A(t)
UNION ALL
SELECT 'Secondary Team'
,ROW_NUMBER() OVER(ORDER BY (SELECT NULL))
,t.value('.','varchar(255)')
FROM #xml.nodes('/SimpleStrategy/SecondaryTeams/d2p1:int') A(t)
UNION ALL
SELECT 'Overflow-Team'
,ROW_NUMBER() OVER(ORDER BY (SELECT NULL))
,t.value('.','varchar(255)')
FROM #xml.nodes('/SimpleStrategy/OverflowTeams/d2p1:int') A(t);
Related
From the below XML log, I have requirement to extract phoneNumber only <json:string name="phoneNumber">9480562628</json:string>. Can someone help in this??
<Input>
<Header>
<User-Agent>android;11;4.27.0;samsung_SM-A205F</User-Agent>
<Date>Sun, 09 Oct 2022 21:59:08 GMT</Date>
<Username />
<UserInfo />
<Location>1wIRSNscfkI0qragmfshMiG189qgAf/PumlP3DTbgN4=</Location>
<AAAUN>SFASJNF3U6375H7D1Y4XWJDZ</AAAUN>
<Authorization>WS androidDove:ri6/G20ZNX+bsNyX8GUEB4vSMS4=</Authorization>
<h>test</h>
<Accept-Language>en</Accept-Language>
<Test>false</Test>
<Content-Type>application/json; charset=UTF-8</Content-Type>
<Content-Length>75</Content-Length>
<Host>com.in</Host>
<Accept-Encoding>gzip</Accept-Encoding>
<X-Forwarded-For>0.0.0.0, 0.0.0.0</X-Forwarded-For>
<X-APIRP-ID>0.0.0.0</X-APIRP-ID>
<Via>1.1 69WC0-</Via>
<X-Client-IP>0.0.0.0.</X-Client-IP>
<X-Global-Transaction-ID>RU44D1I3S40ZBVLMQHHUZSB1QOH1HEWO700LZQLB5WR8IGZYU4</X-Global-Transaction-ID>
</Header>
<X />
<URI>/esb/crs2/public/Login</URI>
<ServiceName>PUBLICPOSTOTPLOGIN</ServiceName>
<PrimaryKey />
<Parameters>
<Parameter1 />
<Parameter2 />
<Parameter3 />
<Parameter4 />
</Parameters>
<Body>
<json:object xmlns:json="http://www.ibm.com/" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/" xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.datapower.com">
<json:string name="phoneNumber">9480562628</json:string>
</json:object>
</Body>
<standardRule>Y</standardRule>
<TRANSACTION_ID>SFASJNF3U6375H7D1Y4XWJDZ</TRANSACTION_ID>
<TRANSACTION_NAME>Login</TRANSACTION_NAME>
<JSON_Body>{ "phoneNumber":"9480562628" }</JSON_Body>
</Input>
Expected Result:
9480562628
This statement got the result as expected. :)
extractvalue(xmltype(x.xml_request), '(/Input//phoneNumber)[1]/text()')
|| ' '|| extractvalue(xmltype(x.xml_request), '(/Input/Body//*[#name="phoneNumber"])[1]/text()') AS "phoneNumber_"
Use XMLTABLE and specify the XMLNAMESPACES:
SELECT x.*
FROM table_name t
CROSS APPLY XMLTABLE(
XMLNAMESPACES('http://www.ibm.com/' AS "json", 'http://www.w3.org/' AS "xsi"),
'/Input'
PASSING XMLTYPE(t.xml)
COLUMNS
phonenumber VARCHAR2(20) PATH './Body/json:object/json:string[#name="phoneNumber"]'
) x
Which, for your sample data:
CREATE TABLE table_name (xml CLOB);
INSERT INTO table_name (xml) VALUES ('<Input>
<Header>
<User-Agent>android;11;4.27.0;samsung_SM-A205F</User-Agent>
<Date>Sun, 09 Oct 2022 21:59:08 GMT</Date>
<Username />
<UserInfo />
<Location>1wIRSNscfkI0qragmfshMiG189qgAf/PumlP3DTbgN4=</Location>
<AAAUN>SFASJNF3U6375H7D1Y4XWJDZ</AAAUN>
<Authorization>WS androidDove:ri6/G20ZNX+bsNyX8GUEB4vSMS4=</Authorization>
<h>test</h>
<Accept-Language>en</Accept-Language>
<Test>false</Test>
<Content-Type>application/json; charset=UTF-8</Content-Type>
<Content-Length>75</Content-Length>
<Host>com.in</Host>
<Accept-Encoding>gzip</Accept-Encoding>
<X-Forwarded-For>0.0.0.0, 0.0.0.0</X-Forwarded-For>
<X-APIRP-ID>0.0.0.0</X-APIRP-ID>
<Via>1.1 69WC0-</Via>
<X-Client-IP>0.0.0.0.</X-Client-IP>
<X-Global-Transaction-ID>RU44D1I3S40ZBVLMQHHUZSB1QOH1HEWO700LZQLB5WR8IGZYU4</X-Global-Transaction-ID>
</Header>
<X />
<URI>/esb/crs2/public/Login</URI>
<ServiceName>PUBLICPOSTOTPLOGIN</ServiceName>
<PrimaryKey />
<Parameters>
<Parameter1 />
<Parameter2 />
<Parameter3 />
<Parameter4 />
</Parameters>
<Body>
<json:object xmlns:json="http://www.ibm.com/" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/" xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.datapower.com">
<json:string name="phoneNumber">9480562628</json:string>
</json:object>
</Body>
<standardRule>Y</standardRule>
<TRANSACTION_ID>SFASJNF3U6375H7D1Y4XWJDZ</TRANSACTION_ID>
<TRANSACTION_NAME>Login</TRANSACTION_NAME>
<JSON_Body>{ "phoneNumber":"9480562628" }</JSON_Body>
</Input>'
);
Outputs:
PHONENUMBER
9480562628
fiddle
Getting SQL data from multiple XML
I already tried to put the code in an XML variable and select OrderNumber, ProductionLine and ItemId's but having some troubles with the query.
DECLARE #DXML XML = '<ComDecom OrderNumber="101983026"
ProductionLine="14" BatchNumber="02-00" ItemObjectTypeId="1"
ItemFlag="20" EventGuid="989bfdb4-9dd8-40be-9872-1e0bae7cc4d6"
LastMessage="false" HostName="PMIPTLISWCT0014+1">
<Item ItemId="LESTCNNGxDDCPq1bSF1S119052306" TimeStamp="2019-05-23
07:56:07.475 +01:00" SeqNumber="175660" />
<Item ItemId="LESTCNNGxDDCPq1bSF1S119052306" TimeStamp="2019-05-23
07:56:07.519 +01:00" SeqNumber="175661" />
<Item ItemId="LESTCNoTmCiiVu1bSF1S119052306" TimeStamp="2019-05-23
07:56:08.487 +01:00" SeqNumber="175662" />
</ComDecom>'
SELECT ComDeCom.value('#OrderNumber', 'int') AS OrderNumber
,ComDecom.value('#ProductionLine', 'int') AS ProductionLine
,ItemTbl.value('#ItemId', 'varchar') AS Item
FROM #dxml.nodes('/ComDecom/') AS ComDecomTbl(ComDecom)
CROSS APPLY ComDecom.Item.nodes('Site') AS ItemTbl(Item)
I think you are looking for this-
DECLARE #DXML XML=
'<ComDecom OrderNumber="101983026" ProductionLine="14" BatchNumber="02-00" ItemObjectTypeId="1" ItemFlag="20" EventGuid="989bfdb4-9dd8-40be-9872-1e0bae7cc4d6" LastMessage="false" HostName="PMIPTLISWCT0014+1">
<Item ItemId="LESTCNNGxDDCPq1bSF1S119052306" TimeStamp="2019-05-23 07:56:07.475 +01:00" SeqNumber="175660" />
<Item ItemId="LESTCNNGxDDCPq1bSF1S119052306" TimeStamp="2019-05-23 07:56:07.519 +01:00" SeqNumber="175661" />
<Item ItemId="LESTCNoTmCiiVu1bSF1S119052306" TimeStamp="2019-05-23 07:56:08.487 +01:00" SeqNumber="175662" />
</ComDecom>';
SELECT
T.N.value('#OrderNumber', 'int') AS OrderNumber,
T.N.value('#ProductionLine', 'int') AS ProductionLine,
T2.N2.value('#ItemId', 'varchar(MAX)') AS Item
FROM #dxml.nodes('/ComDecom') AS T(N)
CROSS APPLY #dxml.nodes('/ComDecom/Item') AS T2(N2)
Output is-
OrderNumber ProductionLine Item
101983026 14 LESTCNNGxDDCPq1bSF1S119052306
101983026 14 LESTCNNGxDDCPq1bSF1S119052306
101983026 14 LESTCNoTmCiiVu1bSF1S119052306
I'm trying to use SQL to generate XML in the format:
<ImportSession>
<Batches>
<Batch>
<BatchFields>
<BatchField Name="Field1" Value="1" />
<BatchField Name="Field2" Value="2" />
<BatchField Name="Field3" Value="3" />
</BatchFields>
<Batch>
<Batches>
</ImportSession>
I'm using SQL Server 2008. I wrote this query:
SELECT
(SELECT
(SELECT
'Col' AS [#Name],
FiscalYear AS [#Value]
FROM [ICEM].[dbo].[ExportedBill]
WHERE ExportedBillID = 1
FOR XML PATH ('BatchField'), TYPE)
FROM [ICEM].[dbo].[ExportedBill]
WHERE ExportedBillID = 1
FOR XML PATH ('BatchFields'), ROOT ('Batch'), TYPE)
FROM
[ICEM].[dbo].[ExportedBill]
WHERE
ExportedBillID = 1
FOR XML PATH ('Batches'), ROOT ('ImportSession')
And this results in:
<ImportSession>
<Batches>
<Batch>
<BatchFields>
<BatchField Name="Col" Value="2015" />
</BatchFields>
</Batch>
</Batches>
</ImportSession>
What I need though is every column should have an entry in BatchField. Also I need the column name to show up in the name. So I should get:
<BatchField Name="FiscalYear" Value="2015" />
<BatchField Name="MeterNumber" Value="123456" />
<BatchField Name="Name" Value="John Smith" />
<BatchField Name="Utility" Value="Electricity" />
So can anyone tell me how I modify my query to get what I need?
EDIT:
I figured it out. I needed a second nested Select. I need one for each column. If they proceeding selects use the same tags as a previous Select then the information is concatanated under the same parent tag
SELECT
(SELECT
(SELECT
'FiscalYear' AS [#Name],
FiscalYear AS [#Value]
FROM [ICEM].[dbo].[ExportedBill]
WHERE ExportedBillID = 1
FOR XML PATH ('BatchField'), TYPE),
(SELECT 'FiscalPeriod' AS [#Name],
FiscalPeriod AS [#Value]
FROM [PEEL_ICEM].[dbo].[ExportedBill]
WHERE ExportedBillID = 1
FOR XML PATH ('BatchField'), TYPE)
FROM [ICEM].[dbo].[ExportedBill]
WHERE ExportedBillID = 1
FOR XML PATH ('BatchFields'), ROOT ('Batch'), TYPE)
FROM
[ICEM].[dbo].[ExportedBill]
WHERE
ExportedBillID = 1
FOR XML PATH ('Batches'), ROOT ('ImportSession')
Thing is though, there will be around 70 columns in this table. Ill brute force it for now, but if anyone knows of a better way to do this please let me know. Cheers
You can create separate child elements by adding a blank column separator. e.g.
DECLARE #T TABLE
( FiscalYear INT,
MeterNumber INT,
Name VARCHAR(255),
Utility VARCHAR(255)
);
INSERT #T VALUES (2015, 123456, 'John Smith', 'Electricity');
SELECT [BatchField/#Name] = 'FiscalYear',
[BatchField/#Value] = FiscalYear,
'',
[BatchField/#Name] = 'MeterNumber',
[BatchField/#Value] = MeterNumber,
'',
[BatchField/#Name] = 'Name',
[BatchField/#Value] = Name,
'',
[BatchField/#Name] = 'Utility',
[BatchField/#Value] = Utility
FROM #T
FOR XML PATH('BatchFields'), ROOT('Batch');
Which gives:
<Batch>
<BatchFields>
<BatchField Name="FiscalYear" Value="2015" />
<BatchField Name="MeterNumber" Value="123456" />
<BatchField Name="Name" Value="John Smith" />
<BatchField Name="Utility" Value="Electricity" />
</BatchFields>
</Batch>
I am using a script like this to look for a "|" symbol in a XML column no matter where it appears. I know there are pipes in there but the below query gives me empty results
SELECT TOP 100 *
FROM
[DB].[dbo].[InputData]
WHERE
Content.exist('//.[text() = "|"]') = 1
AND DataFileId = '75d48aed6327'
What am I doing wrong? This is the xml content of the column Content:
<CLAIM version="native">
<INPUT>
<HEADER BIRTH_DT="1/1/1941">
<DIAG_CODES>
<DX CODE="7234" />
</DIAG_CODES>
<CON_CODES>
<CON_CODE VALUE="M0" />
</CON_CODES>
<VAL_CODES>
<VAL_CODE CODE="A2" AMT="604.03" />
</VAL_CODES>
</HEADER>
</CLAIM>
Hi was looking the answer and found it here https://stackoverflow.com/a/11738172/1692632
DECLARE #xmlTable TABLE (xmlData XML)
INSERT INTO #xmlTable SELECT N'
<CLAIM version="native">
<HEADER BIRTH_DT="1/1/1941">
<DIAG_CODES>
<DX CODE="7234" />
</DIAG_CODES>
<CON_CODES>
<CON_CODE VALUE="M0" />
</CON_CODES>
<VAL_CODES>
<VAL_CODE CODE="A2" AMT="604.03" />
</VAL_CODES>
</HEADER>
</CLAIM>
'
INSERT INTO #xmlTable SELECT N'
<CLAIM version="native">
<HEADER BIRTH_DT="1/1/1941">
<DIAG_CODES>
<DX CODE="72|34" />
</DIAG_CODES>
<CON_CODES>
<CON_CODE VALUE="M0" />
</CON_CODES>
<VAL_CODES>
<VAL_CODE CODE="A2" AMT="604.03" />
</VAL_CODES>
</HEADER>
</CLAIM>
'
SELECT T.*
FROM #xmlTable AS T
CROSS APPLY T.xmlData.nodes('//#*') as tx(r)
WHERE tx.r.value('contains((.),"|")','bit')=1
Also you can try this one as you tried (this gives without duplicates):
SELECT TOP 100 *
FROM
#xmlTable
WHERE
xmlData.exist('//#*[contains(., "|")]') = 1
SELECT TOP 100 *
FROM [DB].[dbo].[InputData]
WHERE DataFileId = '75d48aed6327'
and charindex('|',Content) > 1
I have the following XML:
<Matter>
<CriticalDates>
<CriticalDate>
<CriticalDateId>2</CriticalDateId>
<Name>Instruction Date</Name>
<Value_FieldId>9F21</Value_FieldId>
<Confirmed_FieldId />
<Status>In Progress</Status>
<ConfirmStatus />
<CompPercent>0</CompPercent>
<Order>0</Order>
<Value>2014-03-28T06:00:00+11:00</Value>
<Confirmed>false</Confirmed>
</CriticalDate>
<CriticalDate>
<CriticalDateId>-2</CriticalDateId>
<Name>Completion Date</Name>
<Value_FieldId>9F22</Value_FieldId>
<Confirmed_FieldId>9F27</Confirmed_FieldId>
<Status>Complete</Status>
<ConfirmStatus />
<CompPercent>0</CompPercent>
<Order>1</Order>
<Value />
<Confirmed>false</Confirmed>
</CriticalDate>
<CriticalDate>
<CriticalDateId>-3</CriticalDateId>
<Name>Not Proceeding Date</Name>
<Value_FieldId>9F23</Value_FieldId>
<Confirmed_FieldId />
<Status>Not Proceeding</Status>
<ConfirmStatus />
<CompPercent>0</CompPercent>
<Order>2</Order>
<Value />
<Confirmed>false</Confirmed>
</CriticalDate>
</CriticalDates>
</Matter>
To select all the nodes as rows i'm using:
SELECT
MatterId,
MatterXml,
MD.CD.value('(Name)[1]', 'VARCHAR(50)') AS 'Name',
MD.CD.value('(Status)[1]', 'VARCHAR(50)') AS 'Status',
MD.CD.value('(value)[1]', 'DATE') AS 'CriticalDate',
MD.CD.value('(Confirmed)[1]', 'VARCHAR(50)') AS 'Confirmed'
FROM
dbo.Matter m
CROSS APPLY m.MatterXml.nodes('/Matter/CriticalDates/CriticalDate') AS MD(CD)
When i run this i get 3 rows back but all CriticalDates return as NULL even the first one when there is a date in the XML. Please help!
XML is case sensitive. Try is with:
MD.CD.value('(Value)[1]', 'DATE') AS 'CriticalDate',