June 8, 2017 at 2:02 am
Hi,
I have ben asked to supply an external supplier some data from our SQL Server 2012 database. Normally we would supply this data in CSV format. However, the supplier would like the data in XML format. I know I can use AUTO, RAW, PATH or EXPLICIT at the end of my select statement but I can't seem to replicate the example XML I was given, see below;
<Header>
<Header_UserName Val="Your user id"/>
<Header_Password Val="Your password"/>
<Header_TransDate Val="25/01/2017"/>
<Header_TransTime Val="09:00:00"/>
<Header_TransRef Val="test1234"/>
<Header_DocsReqdInd Val="N"/>
</Header>
As you can see the values are enclosed within quotes
Can anyone tell me what XML format is being used above and shine some light on where I might be going wrong.
Thanks for your help in advance
Bryan 🙂
June 8, 2017 at 3:08 am
See if this helps
WITH Data AS (
SELECT 'Your user id' AS UserName,
'Your password' AS Password,
'25/01/2017' AS TransDate,
'09:00:00' AS TransTime,
'test1234' AS TransRef,
'N' AS DocsReqdInd
)
SELECT UserName AS 'Header_UserName/@Val',
Password AS 'Header_Password/@Val',
TransDate AS 'Header_TransDate/@Val',
TransTime AS 'Header_TransTime/@Val',
TransRef AS 'Header_TransRef/@Val',
DocsReqdInd AS 'Header_DocsReqdInd/@Val'
FROM Data
FOR XML PATH('Header');
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