I have a table that lists some user details.
ID
GUID
Username
Password
Data
1
a2a8s7d4d
xswe
xxxxxx
XML
2
aer335mla
user
xxxxxx
XML
The Data column contains data using XML. Below is a sample from the table.
<UserInfo xmlns:i="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns="http://schemas.datacontract.org/2004/07/ComponentFramework">
<ActiveDirectoryUser>false</ActiveDirectoryUser>
<CanUpdateMasterData>false</CanUpdateMasterData>
<CanUploadFiles>false</CanUploadFiles>
<ChangePassword>false</ChangePassword>
<CustomDataPageSize>false</CustomDataPageSize>
<CustomMasterDataPageSize>false</CustomMasterDataPageSize>
<DataPageSize>100</DataPageSize>
<Disabled>true</Disabled>
<Displayname>Pål</Displayname>
<Email i:nil="true" />
<EnforcePasswordPolicy>false</EnforcePasswordPolicy>
<EnvironmentIdList xmlns:d2p1="http://schemas.microsoft.com/2003/10/Serialization/Arrays" />
<GUID i:nil="true" />
<GeoLocation>
<City i:nil="true" />
<Country i:nil="true" />
<CountryCode i:nil="true" />
<Ip i:nil="true" />
<Isp i:nil="true" />
<Lat>0</Lat>
<Lon>0</Lon>
<Org i:nil="true" />
<Query i:nil="true" />
<Region i:nil="true" />
<RegionName i:nil="true" />
<Status i:nil="true" />
<Timezone i:nil="true" />
<Zip i:nil="true" />
</GeoLocation>
<GroupIdList xmlns:d2p1="http://schemas.microsoft.com/2003/10/Serialization/Arrays" />
<HttpLink i:nil="true" />
<JobIdList xmlns:d2p1="http://schemas.microsoft.com/2003/10/Serialization/Arrays" />
<LastLoggedIn>2015-06-11T19:04:44.6407074+05:30</LastLoggedIn>
<MasterDataPageSize>1000</MasterDataPageSize>
<ModifyImages>false</ModifyImages>
<QualityControl>false</QualityControl>
<QualityControlGroupId i:nil="true" />
<Review>false</Review>
<ReviewGroupId i:nil="true" />
<SecurityToken i:nil="true" />
<ShowTrackerPage>false</ShowTrackerPage>
<StatIdList xmlns:d2p1="http://schemas.microsoft.com/2003/10/Serialization/Arrays" />
<Username><new user></Username>
<Usertype>Power</Usertype>
</UserInfo>
I'm trying to match users that have their accounts disabled. Using the below sql query.
select * from [ATC_Config].[dbo].[Users] where [ATC_Config].[dbo].[Users].[Data].value('/UserInfo/Disabled[1]','nvarchar(MAX)') = 'true'
But SSMS is giving me an error Cannot call methods on nvarchar(max) and highlight my column which Data. I tried few suggestions in SO and in MSDN but nothing helped. Can someone show me what am I doing wrong?
Because your sample XML contains a default namespace definition you'll need to declare that in your value XQuery or via with xmlnamespaces.
Here's how you can do that with value...
select *
from dbo.Users
where cast(Data as xml).value(N'
declare default element namespace "http://schemas.datacontract.org/2004/07/ComponentFramework";
(/UserInfo/Disabled)[1]',N'nvarchar(max)') = N'true';
Or by using with xmlnamespaces:
with xmlnamespaces(default N'http://schemas.datacontract.org/2004/07/ComponentFramework')
select *
from dbo.Users
where cast(Data as xml).value(N'(/UserInfo/Disabled)[1]', N'nvarchar(max)') = N'true';
You need to add the namespace, and you need to cast the value to xml. This is easier if you use with because it applies to the whole query.
A slightly more efficient version of #AlwaysLearning's answer is to use exist and /text()
with xmlnamespaces (
default N'http://schemas.datacontract.org/2004/07/ComponentFramework'
)
select *
from dbo.Users u
where cast(u.Data as xml).exist(N'/UserInfo/Disabled[text() = "true"]') = 1;
db<>fiddle
I strongly suggest you store the Data column as xml in the first place, as casting is inefficient.
I am trying to load a XML document (below is an example of how I receive the files. I can read the xml, but I am unable to insert the the data into tables. Any help would be appreciative.
<xml xmlns:dt="urn:dt" xmlns:msxsl="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:xslt" dateofservice="1/1/2016 10:00" mmsid="201599999999" userid="dxxxxx9-xxx0-xxdb-xxx0-e8xxxxxxbcd" npid="dfxxxxx9-6xx0-xxxx-bxx0-exxxc1xxxxxd" surveyid="xxxxxxx-xxxa-exxx-8xxx-xxxx56xxxxefb" memberid="sqlsrfr">
<response qid="801" debug="7" value="H" element="select" />
<response qid="150" debug="8" value="Surfer" element="input" mapfield="lastname" />
<response qid="109" debug="9" value="Sequel" element="input" mapfield="firstname" />
<response qid="57" debug="11" value="01/01/1901" element="input" mapfield="dob" />
<response qid="56" debug="12" value="M" element="input" type="radio" aid="85" />
<response qid="78" debug="13" value="123 Sequel Lane" element="textarea" mapfield="addr1" />
<response qid="126" debug="39" value="Stuff" element="input" row="9" placeholder="Placeholder Desc" customtype="disabled" />
<response qid="128" debug="40" value="Stuff" element="input" row="9" placeholder="Placeholder Desc" customtype="disabled" />
<response qid="305" debug="41" value="More words" element="input" row="9" placeholder="Placeholder Desc" customtype="normal" />
<response qid="579" debug="330" value="1" element="input" type="radio" />
<response qid="580" debug="331" value="1" element="input" type="radio" />
<response qid="716" value="Words for value" calc="1" screening="1" />
<response qid="779" value="More words for value" calc="1" highriskdrug="1" />
- <surveyevents>
<event name="Event Name 2.0.3.7" time="1451495565657" count="1" />
<event name="s2" time="1451495568305" count="2" last="1451495728416" />
<event name="s3" time="1451495577298" count="1" />
<event name="s18" time="1451495601418" count="1" />
<event name="Event Name 2.0.3.7" time="1451495725279" count="1" />
<event name="Event Name 2.0.4.1" time="1453394485181" count="1" />
</surveyevents>
<recapturedata />
</xml>
Given, that you manage to read the XML into a variable, the full (de-normalized) query is this:
You will have to design three tables for MetaData, ResponseData and EventData and insert your data there.
If you need to create kind of IDs have a look on ROW_NUMBER() OVER()
btw: The declared namespaces are not used... and define the fitting datatypes yourself (I took only varchar(max) or int).
WITH XMLNAMESPACES('urn:dt' AS dt
,'urn:schemas-microsoft-com:xslt' AS msxsl)
,MetaData AS
(
SELECT #xml.value('/xml[1]/#dateofservice','varchar(max)') AS md_DateOfService
,#xml.value('/xml[1]/#mmsid','varchar(max)') AS md_MmsID
,#xml.value('/xml[1]/#userid','varchar(max)') AS md_UserID
,#xml.value('/xml[1]/#npid','varchar(max)') AS md_NpID
,#xml.value('/xml[1]/#surveyid','varchar(max)') AS md_SurveyID
,#xml.value('/xml[1]/#memberid','varchar(max)') AS md_MemberID
,#xml.query('.') AS XMLNode
)
SELECT md.md_DateOfService
,md.md_MmsID
,md.md_UserID
,md.md_NpID
,md.md_SurveyID
,md.md_MemberID
,response.value('#qid','int') AS resp_qID
,response.value('#debug','int') AS resp_Debug
,response.value('#value','varchar(max)') AS resp_Value
,response.value('#element','varchar(max)') AS resp_Element
,response.value('#row','int') AS resp_Row
,response.value('#mapfield','varchar(max)') AS resp_MapField
,response.value('#type','varchar(max)') AS resp_Type
,response.value('#aid','int') AS resp_aID
,response.value('#placeholder','varchar(max)') AS resp_Placeholder
,response.value('#customtype','varchar(max)') AS resp_CustomType
,EventRow.value('#name','varchar(max)') AS evnt_Name
,EventRow.value('#time','varchar(max)') AS evnt_Time
,EventRow.value('#count','int') AS evnt_Count
,EventRow.value('#last','varchar(max)') AS evnt_Last
FROM MetaData AS md
CROSS APPLY md.XMLNode.nodes('/xml/response') AS One(response)
CROSS APPLY md.XMLNode.nodes('/xml/surveyevents/event') AS The(EventRow)
After trying many answers about how to delete a field from a xml column in SQL, I can't still manage to find a way to delete the same attribute in multiple fields. Currently my xml column looks something like this:
<ArrayOfCodes xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
<Code code="001 ">
<price xmlns="http://..." xsi:nil="true" />
<salePrice xmlns="http://..." xsi:nil="true" />
<quantity xmlns="http:/...">1</>
</Code>
<Code code="002 ">
<price xmlns="http://..." xsi:nil="true" />
<salePrice xmlns="http://..." xsi:nil="true" />
<quantity xmlns="http:/...">1</>
</Code>
<Code code="003 ">
<price xmlns="http://..." xsi:nil="true" />
<salePrice xmlns="http://..." xsi:nil="true" />
<quantity xmlns="http:/...">1</>
</Code>
</ArrayOfCodes>
My task is to remove the xmlns attributes in all of the fields. Can you please help me with that?
Can you all help me for this problem?
I want to get value from following XML in sql stored procedure. I don't get vlaue if 'xsi:type="ActiveDirectoryItem"' is in tag 'anyType', and 'ActiveDirectoryItems' tag is also with URLs. How can i do to get only values?
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<ActiveDirectoryItems xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns="http://tempuri.org/">
<Items>
<anyType xsi:type="ActiveDirectoryItem">
<FirstName />
<MiddleInitial />
<LastName />
<DisplayName>Migrate-group</DisplayName>
<UserPrincipalName />
<PostalAddress />
<ResidentialAddress />
<Title />
<HomePhone />
<OfficePhone />
<Mobile />
<Fax />
<Email>Migrate-group#gmail.com</Email>
<Url />
<AccountName>Migrate-group</AccountName>
<DistinguishedName />
<IsAccountActive>false</IsAccountActive>
<ManagedBy />
<Manager />
<CompareType>0</CompareType>
<Description />
<Department />
<Company />
<Type />
</anyType>
</Items>
<GlobalCatalog />
</ActiveDirectoryItems>
The format i want to get is as the following:
DisplayName Email Account Name
Migrate-group Migrate-group#gmail.com Migrate-group
you can use the value keyword
Example:
DECLARE #MyXml XML = '<Root><SomeData>100</SomeData></Root>'
DECLARE #Something INT
SELECT #Something = #MyXml.value('(//Root/SomeData)[1]', 'INT')
What is the correct way to remove all child nodes of the root node with a missing attribute from an xml field in Sql Server 2008?
My Xml looks like this, I want to remove all the child nodes of <root> that don't have the ln attribute specified
<root>
<title />
<title />
<questionphrase ln="nl">
<xhtml />
</questionphrase>
<questionphrase ln="en">
<xhtml />
</questionphrase>
<information ln="nl">
<xhtml />
</information>
<information ln="en">
<xhtml />
</information>
<title />
<title ln="en">
value
</title>
<label ln="en">
value
</label>
<title />
<title />
</root>
After the delete the xml should look like this
<root>
<questionphrase ln="nl">
<xhtml />
</questionphrase>
<questionphrase ln="en">
<xhtml />
</questionphrase>
<information ln="nl">
<xhtml />
</information>
<information ln="en">
<xhtml />
</information>
<title ln="en">
value
</title>
<label ln="en">
value
</label>
</root>
Try this:
DECLARE #xml XML = '....'
SET #xml.modify('delete //root/*[not(#ln)]')
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