#As element xquery how to

Over 1000 XEvents in SQL Server 2016 CTP2.I have tried something below code earlier but it's not working here, and I. It keeps all the original attributes of the elements in tact.

GI00152188 GI00453224 . Description The functx:replace-element-values function takes a sequence of elements and updates their values with the values specified in values.

It can seem like it makes simple queries, where you “know” the data but don't use a schema harder to write, but I'm getting to like it. Out of this response or xml Xquery should run through all 'entry' node and pick values of node 'personIdExternal' and I'm expecting result like this. in the Definition File while converting the JSON element to EDI.

#As element xquery how to

I'll have more to say about static typing in SQL Server 2005 in the future. How to Convert EDI/Flat-file Data Into JSON with XQuery and XML Converters mapped your. Select a static typing error, because string() requires a singleton or empty sequence as input Here's an example comparing data() to string(): string() returns the string value of a single item. data() takes a sequence of items (nodes or atomic values) and atomizes them, ie. Select the data() function is different from using the string() function. You can query for the existence of an element by specifying an empty cts:and-query as the second parameter. returns error: 'Attribute may not appear outside of an element' The amount of benefit will vary depending on your data. The data() function helps in these situations here's an example:

SQL Server's XQuery functions don't allow returning bare attributes at the root level (bare text nodes are allowed), and the value function is always looking for a singleton atomic value. data() makes an atomic value from any XQuery item, but with attribute nodes it's particularly useful.

If you want the atomic value of an attribute, rather than the attribute node itself, data() is your friend. Some folks have asked why I appear to use the XQuery data() function on occasion, but not always, when I'm doing demos.