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  • "Xml data type is not supported in distributed queries" - How to resolve?

    Oct 31 2011 8:00AM | pprajapati | 17
    While you performing fetch operation using remote objects with linked server when it having XML column, it raise above above such error "Xml data type...
    pprajapati
    7 · 24% · 5511
  • Writing a Custom ConfigurationSection to handle a Collection

    Sep 11 2011 11:34PM | abhi2434 | blog
    Configuration is one of the major thing that you need to keep in mind while building any application. Either its an Windows Forms application or a Web site, configuration file is always needed. We write all the configuration that are needed to be changed after it is being deployed in confugration fi...
    abhi2434
    64 · 3% · 752
  • Just Learned - OpenXML Standardisation - A New Blame On Microsoft

    Aug 27 2011 12:51PM | robertdennyson | JL
    XML specialist Alex Brown, who was involved in the ISO standardisation of Microsoft’s Open XML – still perhaps best known as OOXML – says Microsoft has failed to honour the commitments it made when the standard was approved.
    Robert Dennyson
    17 · 11% · 2563
  • XQuery Lab 64 – Reading values from an XML column

    Jul 18 2011 2:19AM | jacobbr | blog
    I got a question in my personal forum this morning requesting help to read values from an XML column. My first reaction was “Well, there is an XQuery lab demonstrating this!”. However, after reviewing the existing XQuery labs, I realized there are no posts demonstrating this. Here is a simple exam...
    Jacob Sebastian
    1 · 100% · 22502
  • Part 5 – OpenXML and XQuery Optimisation Tips

    Jul 3 2011 4:07PM | jeff | blog
    Introduction This is the fifth and final post in a series of five on Using TVP’s and XML to Transport Relational Data. In this post we’ll take a look at some tips and tricks used to increase OpenXML and XQuery performance. Refresher The purpose behind this series of posts is to provide .Net Deve...
    Jeff Wharton
    51 · 4% · 947
  • Part 2 – OpenXML: What is it and how do I use it?

    Jul 2 2011 10:04PM | jeff | blog
    Introduction This is the second post in a series of five on Using TVP’s and XML to Transport Relational Data. In this post we’ll look at how to use the OpenXML Rowset Provider to shred an XML document into a rowset which can then be used in Transact-SQL statements in which rowset providers such ...
    Jeff Wharton
    51 · 4% · 947
  • Part 1 - Sending Multiple Rows of Data to SQL Server 2008(R2)

    Jul 2 2011 9:00PM | jeff | blog
    Introduction I’ve been using XML as a means of sending multiple rows of data to SQL Server ever since OpenXML was released in SQL Server 2000. Although 2000 didn’t have an XML data type, the OpenXML Rowset Provider enabled SQL Server to shred a XML string into a rowset which could then be used in T...
    Jeff Wharton
    51 · 4% · 947
  • Just Learned - Update Multiple Record in database table using xml

    Jul 1 2011 9:50AM | kirti.darji | JL
    Update Multiple Record in database table using xml ...
    Kirti.darji
    11 · 15% · 3311
  • Just Learned - Output table as HTML table

    Jun 6 2011 8:49PM | naomi | JL
    I've been writing a blog post and needed a way to generate HTML table from the SQL table...
    Naomi Nosonovsky
    30 · 6% · 1381
  • SQLServer Quiz - Join values from multiple nodes of an XML document

    Mar 9 2011 12:00AM | Michael Coles | quiz
    The XML document given has blogger IDs given in one element and blog addresses given in another element. Your job is to join the two elements and identify the blog address of each blogger.
    Michael Coles
    150 · 1% · 262
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