Retrieving Data in XML Format -- sql server programming

sql server programming : Retrieving Data in XML Format

Anith Sen
12/20/2004 10:30:27 AM

Did you look at the details about FOR XML clause in SQL Server Books Online?

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Anith

Bob Barrows [MVP]
12/20/2004 11:32:07 AM

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Look up "for XML" in Books Online (BOL)

Bob Barrows

PS. This is purely a programming question - nothing to do with .server. In
the future, you should pick one newsgroup to post to. We'll tell you if you
chose the wrong one.

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Bob Barrows [MVP]
12/20/2004 12:45:27 PM

You will need to do this in your client tool. I suggest you post to a
newsgroup that supports whatever client application you are using.

Bob Barrows

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Leila
12/20/2004 7:55:11 PM

Hi,
I use nested loop with inner joins to retrieve organization's chart from
EmployeeID-ReportsTo columns.
Our client uses XML and I must send the chart in XML format. How can I
perform this?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Leila

Leila
12/20/2004 8:32:58 PM

Thanks Anith,
But I couldn't use FOR XML for my problem. When I query the sub-employees of
a particular employee, I must keep that in XML format. Then each
sub-employee may have sub-employees itself that should be inserted beneath
the related element.
Maybe I'm using wrong algorithm?
Please help me..
Thanks in advance..

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