I use following script very often and I realized that I have never shared this script on this blog before. Creating Comma Separated Values (CSV) from Table Column is a very common task, and we all do this many times a day. Let us see the example that I use frequently and its output.
SQL SERVER – Practical SQL Server XML: Part One – Query Plan Cache and Cost of Operations in the Cache
I am very fortunate that I have friends like Michael Coles. Michael Coles is SQL Server and XML expert and have written many books on SQL Server as well XML. He has previously written book which I have reviewed on this blog SQLAuthority News – Book Review – Pro T-SQL…
Read MoreSQL SERVER – Simple Example of Reading XML File Using T-SQL
In one of the previous article we have seen how we can create XML file using SELECT statement SQL SERVER – Simple Example of Creating XML File Using T-SQL. Today we will see how we can read the XML file using the SELECT statement. Following is the XML which we…
Read MoreSQL SERVER – Simple Example of Creating XML File Using T-SQL
I always want to learn SQL Server and XML file. Let us go over a very simple example, today about how to create XML using SQL Server.
SQL SERVER – Technical Articles – Performance Optimizations for the XML Data Type in SQL Server 2005
I always wanted to learn XML and its usage. My friend and fellow MVP Jacob Sebastian is expert in XML, so if you are interested in XML please visit his blog here. If you are interested in performance optimization for XML Data type in SQL Server following article is must…
Read MoreSQL SERVER – XML – Split a Delimited String – Generate a Delimited String
SQL Server MVP and my very good friend Jacob Sebastian has written two wonderful articles about SQL Server and XML. I encourage to read this two articles to anybody who are interested in learning SQL and XML. Let us see how to Split a Delimited String.