write query to select value from xml parameter within exec

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write query to select value from xml parameter within exec

kuppurajm

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November 24, 2010 at 6:37 am

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hi,
I wrote query to select value from xml parameter with in stored procedure.but i need to write that query within exec
my query is
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Begin
SELECT
colx.value('id[1]','int') AS EmpId,
colx.value('name[1]','VARCHAR(max)') AS EmpName
FROM @Data.nodes('dataSet/Items') as x(colx)
End

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I'm not clear on what you're asking about.

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kuppurajm SSCommitted Points: 1593 More actions · Answer 2

hi,

Just I want to pass datatable as xml parameter to sp

and in sp I need to select values from xml parameter and insert into another table.

if we spcify column directly there is no problem.

I have done this.

but I have pass all the column as parameter by concatenate in .net

so in sql server Instead of this (SELECT

colx.value('id[1]','int') AS EmpId,

colx.value('name[1]','VARCHAR(max)') AS EmpName

FROM @Data.nodes('dataSet/Items') as x(colx))

I need to use parameter for spcifing column.

so i want to write this query as dynamic within exec

GSquared SSC Guru Points: 260824 More actions · Answer 3

You'll need to build the query as a string, then execute it.

Something like this:

declare @Cmd varchar(max);

set @Cmd = 'SELECT

colx.value('' + @Col1Parameter + '[1]'',''int'') AS ' + @Col1ParamName + '

FROM @Data.nodes(''dataSet/Items'') as x(colx);'

exec(@Cmd);

You can use parameters to indicate the desired column type, of course.

If you have multiple columns, you'll need to pass in multiple values. A table-variable input parameter would allow you to do that, then just build the string from that.

It's going to look complex when you start, but it'll work.

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