SQL Server XML
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Nice one!
And I also have a question: During execution of the batch, I get a warning:
XML DTD has been stripped from one or more XML fragments. External subsets, if any, have been ignored.
Do you know how this can be turned off?
SET ANSI_WARNINGS OFF does not work here, but there might be some other setting.
Thanks!
Best Regards,
Chris Büttner
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Nice Question !!
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I third that.... nice question, plus a concise but comprehensive explanation. Thanks.
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Dealing with XML in SS has been one of those things that looks really cool and I can think of several pet projects that could use it but I just haven't had time to learn it
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Good one
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Nice question...
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Good one!
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Good question!
But, even better, GREAT explanation of all of the answers. I wish that all of the QODs did the answers this way!
Wayne
Microsoft Certified Master: SQL Server 2008
Author - SQL Server T-SQL Recipes
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Christian Buettner (7/9/2008)
Nice one!And I also have a question: During execution of the batch, I get a warning:
XML DTD has been stripped from one or more XML fragments. External subsets, if any, have been ignored.
Do you know how this can be turned off?
SET ANSI_WARNINGS OFF does not work here, but there might be some other setting.
Thanks!
Agreed, I got tricked into picking the wrong answer after looking at the warning. :unsure:
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I got thrown off too.
But I'll chime in with a "Nice Question" and a Better answer. Way to set the bar!:smooooth:
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