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SQL/XML Presentation Scripts

SQL to follow along with the presentation at: http://www.scribd.com/doc/2402063/SQLXML-For-Postgres-Developers

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SQL to follow along with the presentation at:

http://www.scribd.com/doc/2402063/SQLXML-For-Postgres-Developers

Slide 25

CREATE TABLE EMP


(
LAST_NAME text,
EMP_ID integer NOT NULL,
FIRST_NAME text,
DEPT_ID integer,
SALARY integer,
CONSTRAINT EMP_pkey PRIMARY KEY (EMP_ID)
)
WITH (OIDS=FALSE);
ALTER TABLE EMP OWNER TO xmluser;

Slide 26

INSERT INTO
EMP(
LAST_NAME, EMP_ID, FIRST_NAME, DEPT_ID, SALARY)
VALUES
('Blow', 1, 'Joe', 1, 10000),
('Head', 2, 'Helmut', 1, 12000),
('Jack', 3, 'Noe', 1, 12000),
('Hard', 4, 'Blow', 2, 20000),
('First', 5, 'Hugo', 2, 21000),
('Spaem',6, 'Kingoof', 2, 20000),
('Ventura', 7, 'Ace', 3, 35000),
('Nickleby', 8, 'Nick', 3, 400000),
('Budd', 9, 'Billy', 4, 99000),
('Cleaver', 10, 'Wally', 4, 100000) ;

Slide 29

SELECT xmlelement(name main, last_name) from emp;

Slide 30

SELECT xmlelement(name main, last_name),


xmlelement(name main, first_name)
FROM emp;

Slide 31

SELECT XMLForest(last_name, first_name)


FROM emp;

Slide 32

SELECT xmlelement(name main,


xmlforest(last_name, first_name) )
FROM emp;
Slide 33

SELECT XMLAgg(
XMLForest(last_name, first_name) )
FROM emp;

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SELECT XMLElement(name main,


XMLAgg(XMLForest(last_name, first_name) ))
FROM emp;

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SELECT XMLElement(name main, XMLAttributes(nextval('t_seq') AS rownum) )


FROM emp;

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CREATE TEMP SEQUENCE t_seq;

SELECT xmlelement(name main, xmlattributes(nextval('t_seq') AS rownum),


xmlforest(last_name, first_name) )
FROM emp;

DROP SEQUENCE t_seq;

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SELECT xmlelement(name main,


xmlforest(last_name || first_name AS fullname, salary) )
FROM emp;

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SELECT xmlelement(name main,


xmlelement(name fullname, xmlattributes(dept_id), last_name ||
first_name ),
xmlforest(salary) )
FROM emp;

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SELECT xmlelement(name main, xmlcomment('Each Name Goes Here'),


xmlforest(last_name, first_name))
FROM emp;

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SELECT xmlelement(name lastname, last_name),


xmlelement(name firstname, first_name)
FROM emp;

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SELECT xmlconcat(
xmlelement(name lastname, last_name),
xmlelement(name firstname, first_name) )
FROM emp;

Slide 43

SELECT xmlelement(name main, xmlconcat(


xmlelement(name lastname, last_name),
xmlelement(name firstname, first_name) ) )
FROM emp;

Slide 44

CREATE TABLE xmltab (col1 XML);

INSERT INTO xmltab (


SELECT xmlelement(name main, xmlconcat(
xmlelement(name lastname, last_name),
xmlelement(name firstname, first_name) ) )
FROM emp);

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SELECT * FROM xmltab;

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SELECT xpath('/main/firstname/text()', col1) FROM xmltab;

Slide 48

SELECT textcol[1] FROM (


SELECT xpath('/main/firstname/text()', col1) AS textcol
FROM xmltab ) AS xmlsource;

Slide 49

select query_to_xml('select * from emp', TRUE, TRUE, 'scott');

Slide 50

select table_to_xml('emp', TRUE, TRUE, 'scott');

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