Apologies if this is answered elsewhere. I keep getting the error message XQuery [Mytable.XMLData.nodes()]: There is no element named 'Answer'
SELECT
ref.va开发者_JAVA百科lue('/','nvarchar(1000)')
FROM Mytable CROSS APPLY xmldata.nodes('Answer') R(ref)
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--XML of Row
<Answer xmlns="http://TempNameSpace.com/AnswerData.xsd" Type="Deliverable">
<Deliverable>
<Title>test</Title>
<Description>test</Description>
<DueDate>2010-02-16T08:59:59</DueDate>
</Deliverable>
</Answer>
I've tried several different variations on getting the root node ('answer'), or any of the child nodes if, however i change my statement to read
SELECT
ref.value('/','nvarchar(1000)')
FROM Mytable CROSS APPLY xmldata.nodes('/') R(ref)
i get the result testtest2010-02-16T08:59:59
I'd ultimately like this data in tabular format, something like
SELECT
ref.value('/Title','nvarchar(1000)') as Title
ref.value('/Description','nvarchar(1000)') as Description
etc..
FROM Mytable CROSS APPLY xmldata.nodes('/Deliverable') R(ref)
Thanks for your help
You're not paying attention to the XML namespace in play:
<Answer xmlns="http://TempNameSpace.com/AnswerData.xsd" Type="Deliverable"
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You need to take that into account when querying - do something like this:
;WITH XMLNAMESPACES('http://TempNameSpace.com/AnswerData.xsd' AS ns)
SELECT
ref.value('(ns:*)[1]', 'nvarchar(1000)')
FROM Mytable
CROSS APPLY xmldata.nodes('/ns:Answer') R(ref)
You need to reference everything inside <Answer>
with the ns:
XML namespace prefix.
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