I have this XML Query in SQL Server 2005:
SElECT XmlField FROM tablename WHERE xmlField.exist('(/Root/Name[id="10")[1]') = 1
However, I want to replace the value "10" with a parameter that I pass to the Stored Procedure. How do I achieve this? I开发者_如何学JAVA have tried using "@variablename" but it doesn't work.
Thanks in advance.
Probably, you want to have something like
SELECT XmlField FROM tablename WHERE xmlField.exist('(/Root/Name[id="{ sql:variable("@variablename") }")[1]') = 1
See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms188254(v=SQL.100).aspx for how to access variables and columns in XQuery in SQL Server.
After a few minutes of hair pulling...i found an answer...
Result_XML.exist('(/Root/Name[id="{sql:variable("@myId")}"])[1]') = 1
should be written as
Result_XML.exist('(/Root/Name[id=(sql:variable("@myId"))])[1]') = 1
I replaced the "{ and }" with ( and ) to enclose the sql:variable keyword.
There is one more thing I found out about by many many trials: if your variable is a char value, if you declare it in your sql statement, it should be varchar, not char.
This sql didn't return any results:
DECLARE @myparam char(50)
SET @myparam = 'someval'
...
WHERE
t.c.exist('/root/child[text() = sql:variable("@myparam ")]') = 1
But this did:
DECLARE @myparam varchar(50)
SET @myparam = 'someval'
...
WHERE
t.c.exist('/root/child[text() = sql:variable("@myparam ")]') = 1
Maybe this is obvious, but I spent some time before I figured the reason why no records would be returned.
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