Could someone show me some TSQL to use to query an xml file as if it were a table?
The file is on the server, "C:\xmlfile.xml"
And contains
<ArrayOfSpangemansFilter xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.开发者_Python百科org/2001/XMLSchema">
<SpangemansFilter>
<FilterID>1219</FilterID>
<Name>Fred</Name>
<Code>510</Code>
<Department>N</Department>
<Number>305327</Number>
</SpangemansFilter>
<SpangemansFilter>
<FilterID>3578</FilterID>
<Name>Gary</Name>
<Code>001</Code>
<Department>B</Department>
<Number>0692690</Number>
</SpangemansFilter>
<SpangemansFilter>
<FilterID>3579</FilterID>
<Name>George</Name>
<Code>001</Code>
<Department>X</Department>
<Number>35933</Number>
</SpangemansFilter>
</ArrayOfSpangemansFilter>
Example output I am after
FilterID |Name |Code |Department |Number
-------------------------------------------------------------------
1219 |Fred |510 |N |305327
3578 |Gary |001 |B |0692690
3579 |George |001 |X |35933
set @xmlData='<?xml version="1.0"?>
<ArrayOfSpangemansFilter xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
<SpangemansFilter>
<FilterID>1219</FilterID>
<Name>Fred</Name>
<Code>510</Code>
<Department>N</Department>
<Number>305327</Number>
</SpangemansFilter>
<SpangemansFilter>
<FilterID>3578</FilterID>
<Name>Gary</Name>
<Code>001</Code>
<Department>B</Department>
<Number>0692690</Number>
</SpangemansFilter>
<SpangemansFilter>
<FilterID>3579</FilterID>
<Name>George</Name>
<Code>001</Code>
<Department>X</Department>
<Number>35933</Number>
</SpangemansFilter>
</ArrayOfSpangemansFilter>'
SELECT
ref.value('FilterID[1]', 'int') AS FilterID ,
ref.value('Name[1]', 'NVARCHAR (10)') AS Name ,
ref.value('Code[1]', 'NVARCHAR (10)') AS Code ,
ref.value('Department[1]', 'NVARCHAR (3)') AS Department,
ref.value('Number[1]', 'int') AS Number
FROM @xmlData.nodes('/ArrayOfSpangemansFilter/SpangemansFilter')
xmlData( ref )
Produces:
FilterID Name Code Department Number
----------- ---------- ---------- ---------- -----------
1219 Fred 510 N 305327
3578 Gary 001 B 692690
3579 George 001 X 35933
Note: The [1]
is needed to indicate that you want to select the first value of the sequence since the query may return more than one matched value per row (imagine your XML containing several FilterIDs per SpangemansFilter).
I thought this was useful to know, so I Googled and read many posts until I found this one.
UPDATE To load from file:
DECLARE @xmlData XML
SET @xmlData = (
SELECT * FROM OPENROWSET (
BULK 'C:\yourfile.xml', SINGLE_CLOB
) AS xmlData
)
SELECT @xmlData
In my case - the data I was interested in was contained in the node attributes rather than values. Below includes an example of how the attributes can be accessed.
DECLARE @xmlData XML
set @xmlData='<?xml version="1.0"?>
<ArrayOfSpangemansFilter xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
<SpangemansFilter FilterID="1219" Name="Fred" Code="510" Department="N" Number="305327">
</SpangemansFilter>
<SpangemansFilter FilterID="3578" Name="Gary" Code="001" Department="B" Number="0692690">
</SpangemansFilter>
<SpangemansFilter FilterID="3579" Name="George" Code="001" Department="X" Number="35933">
</SpangemansFilter>
</ArrayOfSpangemansFilter>'
SELECT
ref.value('@FilterID', 'int') AS FilterID ,
ref.value('@Name', 'NVARCHAR (10)') AS Name ,
ref.value('@Code', 'NVARCHAR (10)') AS Code ,
ref.value('@Department', 'NVARCHAR (3)') AS Department,
ref.value('@Number', 'int') AS Number
FROM @xmlData.nodes('/ArrayOfSpangemansFilter/SpangemansFilter')
xmlData( ref )
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