Hello i am using SQL and have the following value in a variable
<needs xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="../../../../docs/xsd/rx/i2.0/needs-i2.0.xsd"
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
<Method qid="String" isApplicable="true" location="needs"
source="needs">
<Yes>false</Yes>
<No>true</No>
</Method>
<S_Needs qid="String" isApplicable="true" location="needs"
source="needs">
<N_Value type="String" id="String" from="String"> NEED THIS VALUE </N_Value>
</S_Needs>
<Testing qid="String" isApplicable="true" location="needs"
source="needs">
<Yes>false</Yes>
<No>false</No>
<Defaults>true</Defaults>
</Testing>
</needs>
The route is needs , S_Needs , N_Value i need N_Value how can i get this value
select #XML.value('(/needs/S_Needs/N_Value/text())[1]', 'nvarchar(max)')
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I have a table with an XML column (xmlCol) and I am trying to query a value from it.
Here's the xml.
<criteria>
<factor name="Rivers" title="Rivers">
<value dataType="Int32" value="1743" description="Wilson0" />
</factor>
<factor name="OptionalAffProperties" title="Include properties">
<value dataType="String" value="FishingModel" description="Fishing Model" />
</factor>
</criteria>
Here is a select to get the column. select xmlCol from MyTable
I am trying to return the value 1743 to a column called RiverID.
Mike
This should work:
SELECT
xmlCol.value('(//factor[#name="Rivers"]/value/#value)[1]', 'int') As RiverID
FROM
MyTable
value() Method (xml Data Type) - SQL Server | Microsoft Docs
XQuery Language Reference (SQL Server) - SQL Server | Microsoft Docs
To get the attribute value, you can query it like so:
select xmlCol.value('(/criteria/factor/value/#value)[1]', 'int') RiverID
from MyTable
You provide the xml path to the record you are looking for: (/criteria/factor/value
And then the attribute you need: /#value)[1].
Have a table called UserRequest and one column of the is XML type (column name is RequestXML). The values in RequestXML will be something like this:
<MyRequest xmlns:i="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xmlns="http://schemas.datacontract.org/2004/07/">
<transfer>
<Field>
<fieldId>12323</fieldId>
<FieldDetails>
<RequestInfoField>
<requestDecs>Test</requestDecs>
<reqDate>01/01/2021</reqDate>
</RequestInfoField>
<identifierKey>45638</identifierKey>
</FieldDetails>
</Field>
</transfer>
</MyRequest>
Using the following SQL query to retrieve the XML node value of identifierKey, but the query is always returning an empty string :
select
T.RequestXML.query('MyRequest/transfer/Field/FieldDetails/identifierKey') As identifierKey, *
from UserRequest T
You haven't declared your (default) namespace in your SQL:
WITH XMLNAMESPACES(DEFAULT 'http://schemas.datacontract.org/2004/07/')
SELECT UR.RequestXML.query('MyRequest/transfer/Field/FieldDetails/identifierKey') As identifierKey,
*
FROM dbo.UserRequest UR;
If you, however, explicitly want the value of identifierKey use value, not query.
WITH XMLNAMESPACES(DEFAULT 'http://schemas.datacontract.org/2004/07/')
SELECT UR.RequestXML.value('(MyRequest/transfer/Field/FieldDetails/identifierKey)[1]','int') AS identifierKey
*
FROM dbo.UserRequest UR;
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Like this:
declare #doc xml = '<MyRequest xmlns:i="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xmlns="http://schemas.datacontract.org/2004/07/">
<transfer>
<Field>
<fieldId>12323</fieldId>
<FieldDetails>
<RequestInfoField>
<requestDecs>Test</requestDecs>
<reqDate>01/01/2021</reqDate>
</RequestInfoField>
<identifierKey>45638</identifierKey>
</FieldDetails>
</Field>
</transfer>
</MyRequest>';
WITH XMLNAMESPACES(DEFAULT 'http://schemas.datacontract.org/2004/07/')
SELECT T.RequestXML.value('(/MyRequest/transfer/Field/FieldDetails/identifierKey)[1]','int') As identifierKey, *
FROM (values(#doc)) T(RequestXML);
I have my XML in following format:
<resultset xmlns="qm_system_resultset" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
<result>
<result_id>F5</result_id>
<exception>NO</exception>
<recurring_count>0</recurring_count>
<defect>NO</defect>
<unresolved>NO</unresolved>
<exception_approval />
<comments />
<exception_expiration>3000-01-01</exception_expiration>
<exception_stat_only>NO</exception_stat_only>
<result_data>
<phraseprefix>rx</phraseprefix>
<phrasenumber>0001</phrasenumber>
<languagedesc>Khmer</languagedesc>
<englishphrase> each time.</englishphrase>
<phrasedesc> គ្រាប់ក្នុងមួយដង។</phrasedesc>
<qm_translatedphrase>day.</qm_translatedphrase>
</result_data>
</result>
<result>
<result_id>26</result_id>
<exception>NO</exception>
<recurring_count>0</recurring_count>
<defect>NO</defect>
<unresolved>NO</unresolved>
<exception_approval />
<comments />
<exception_expiration>3000-01-01</exception_expiration>
<exception_stat_only>NO</exception_stat_only>
<result_data>
<phraseprefix>hold</phraseprefix>
<phrasenumber>0001</phrasenumber>
<languagedesc>Hmong</languagedesc>
<englishphrase>Hold than 160.</englishphrase>
<phrasedesc>Tsis 160.</phrasedesc>
<qm_translatedphrase>Do not use </qm_translatedphrase>
</result_data>
</result>
Using TSQL/XML query how do I achieve this RESULT
[phraseprefix][phrasenumber]
rx 0001
hold 0001
...
I tried the following query, but I got null values for both the columns:
DECLARE #input XML = (SELECT result_xml
FROM QM_Data_Audit.QM_Package.test_results
WHERE result_id = 2446338)
SELECT
resultset.value('(phraseprefix)[1]', 'varchar(max)') AS 'phrasenumber',
resultset.value('(phrasenumber)[1]', 'int') AS 'phrasenumber'
FROM #input.nodes('/resultset/result/result_data') AS List(resultset)
My apologies if the question is asked previously, I am new to querying XML.
Appreciate your help.
Your xml has a namespace declared so you need to provide this when querying it. In this example this can be acheived with the WITH XMLNAMESPACES statement:
DECLARE #input XML = (SELECT result_xml
FROM QM_Data_Audit.QM_Package.test_results
WHERE result_id = 2446338);
WITH XMLNAMESPACES(DEFAULT 'qm_system_resultset')
SELECT
resultset.value('(phraseprefix)[1]', 'varchar(max)') AS 'phrasenumber',
resultset.value('(phrasenumber)[1]', 'varchar(max)') AS 'phrasenumber'
FROM #input.nodes('/resultset/result/result_data') AS List(resultset)
You'll want to set the data type for phrasenumber to varchar as well to preserve the leading 0s if you need them.
I have table DOCUMENTS with:
DOCUMENTS
____________________
DOCUMENTID int
USERID int
CONTENT text
I have following XML stored in TEXT column with name CONTENT in a SQL Server database
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<IDMSDocument>
<DocumentContent>
<Attribute Name="Number" GUID="{FFFFFFFF-0000-0000-0000-000000000001}">
<IDMSType>3060</IDMSType>
<Value Type="Integer">
<Value>122</Value>
</Value>
</Attribute>
<Attribute Name="Date" GUID="{FFFFFFFF-0000-0000-0000-000000000002}">
<IDMSType>3061</IDMSType>
<Value Type="DateTime">
<Date>10-09-2014</Date>
</Value>
</Attribute>
<Attribute Name="Публикуване" GUID="{CA646F55-5229-4FC5-AA27-494B25023F4E}">
<IDMSType>3062</IDMSType>
<Value Type="String">
<Value>Да</Value>
</Value>
</Attribute>
<Attribute Name="Дата" GUID="{AC0465B0-4FB4-49E2-B4FA-70901068FD9B}">
<IDMSType>3063</IDMSType>
<Value Type="DateTime">
<Date>01-10-2014</Date>
</Value>
</Attribute>
<Attribute Name="Предмет на поръчка" GUID="{04A4EC72-6F33-461F-98DD-D8D271997788}">
<IDMSType>3065</IDMSType>
<Value Type="String">
<Value>Избор на консултанти</Value>
</Value>
</Attribute>
</DocumentContent>
</IDMSDocument>
I find a way how to query dingle XML attribute in a single row from table, with heavy conversion :
DECLARE #strContent NVARCHAR(MAX);
DECLARE #xmlContent XML;
SET #strContent = (select content from DOCUMENTS where DocumentID=24);
SET #xmlContent = CAST(REPLACE(CAST(#strContent AS NVARCHAR(MAX)),'utf-8','utf-16') AS XML)
SELECT #xmlContent.query('/IDMSDocument/DocumentContent/Attribute[5]/Value/Value')
where #xmlContent.value('(/IDMSDocument/DocumentContent/Attribute[5]/Value/Value)[1]', 'nvarchar(max)') like '%search%'
I need to make query like "select all rows in table that in fifth attribute in XML have value 'search' "
For me the general problem is that column type is not XML, but I have text column with stored xml inside. when I try cast, query, value directly server return that I can use it Only with XML column.
I would be very grateful if someone suggest how to do this!
Thanks!
Kamen
SQL Server doesn't allow inline XML conversion to have functions applied, i.e.: no CAST(...).query(), use a CTE to handle the conversion:
;WITH cte AS (
SELECT DocumentID, UserID, CAST(Content AS XML) AS XMLContent
FROM Documents
)
SELECT XMLContent.query('/IDMSDocument/DocumentContent/Attribute[5]/Value/Value')
FROM cte
WHERE XMLContent.value('(/IDMSDocument/DocumentContent/Attribute[5]/Value/Value)[1]', 'nvarchar(max)') like '%search%'
One thing though: I saw Unicode (Russian?) characters in the Content column. It may be better to use utf-16 in your XML and ntext for column type.
text and ntext are also on the way out. If this is new code, use nvarchar(max)
I need to query xml data available in server
<root>
<Parameter>
<Param>APP_REG_NUMBER</Param>
<Value>AL/T/2010/86</Value>
</Parameter>
<Parameter>
<Param>SUBLINEID</Param>
<Value>235931</Value>
</Parameter>
</root>
This is the structure I am saving data into SQL Server, I need output as follows:
Filed1 , Filed2 , APP_REG_NUMBER, SUBLINEID
something something , AL/T/2010/86, 235931
please do the needful
You can use XQuery for this, but realize you are recreating key-value-pairs in XML, which negates the ability to use schemas or XQuery/XPATH in any reasonable manner. Consider changing the format to:
<root>
<APP_REG_NUMBER>AL/T/2010/86</APP_REG_NUMBER>
<SUBLINEID>235931</SUBLINEID>
</root>
I digress... the query you want is:
DECLARE #testXml xml = N'<root>
<Parameter><Param>APP_REG_NUMBER</Param><Value>AL/T/2010/86</Value></Parameter>
<Parameter><Param>SUBLINEID</Param><Value>235931</Value></Parameter>
</root>'
SELECT
#testXml.value('(//Parameter[Param/text()="APP_REG_NUMBER"]/Value)[1]', 'nvarchar(50)') as APP_REG_NUMBER,
#testXml.value('(//Parameter[Param/text()="SUBLINEID"]/Value)[1]', 'nvarchar(50)') as SUBLINEID
You use the //Parameter syntax to find all Parameter elements and then filter them ([Param/text()="foobar"]) to only those which have a child named Value that have the inner text of SUBLINEID. From there, you navigate to the /Value child element and return the first result ((query)[1]).