DECLARE@xmlDataXMLSET@xmlData='<root> <item>Item 1</item> <item>Item 2</item> <item>Item 3</item> </root>'SELECTSTUFF((SELECT','+x.value('.','nvarchar(max)')FROM@xmlData.nodes('/root/item')AST(x)FORXML PATH('')),1,1,'')ASCommaSeparatedList ...
STUFF( (SELECT ', ' + OBJECT_NAME(d2.referencing_id) FROM sys.sql_expression_dependencies d2 WHERE d2.referenced_id = d1.referenced_id ORDER BY OBJECT_NAME(d2.referencing_id) FOR XML PATH('')), 1, 1, '') AS dependent_objects_list FROM sys.sql_expression_dependencies d1 JOIN sys...
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If we have, we add a comma and a carriage return/line feed, so that we end each parameter in the parameter list correctly. If we did not do this check, and instead just appended the comma at the end of this segment, we would end up with one too many commas. By appending the ...
former doesn't return the outer table's row if the table-valued function returns an empty set for it, while the latter returns a row with NULLs instead of the function's columns. To use the APPLY operator, first create the following Arrays table, which stores arrays of comma-separated ...
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PATH Example 1: Basic use of the FOR XML PATH clause Let’s use the WideWorldImporters sample database for this part of the article. Execute the following query, and it retrieves the data in a grid format. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
USEAdventureWorks;-- Using correlated subquerySELECTG.GroupName,STUFF((SELECT', '+DN.NameFROMHumanResources.DepartmentASDNWHEREDN.GroupName=G.GroupNameORDERBYG.GroupNameFORXML PATH('')),1,1,'')ASdept_listFROMHumanResources.DepartmentASGGROUPBYGroupName-- Using CROSS APPLYSELECTG.GroupName,STUFF(...
What we need to generate is a comma separated list as given below. Emails --- FirstEmail@employee.com,SecondEmail@employee.com,ThirdEmail@employee.com Solution 1:Using Node function Let us first try to extract the node values by using the.nodes()function as shown under DECLARE...
PATH Example 1: Basic use of the FOR XML PATH clause Let’s use the WideWorldImporters sample database for this part of the article. Execute the following query, and it retrieves the data in a grid format. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7