how get this type of xml output from sql ?

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<employeegroup>
     <employee name="Akshar Group" reservedname="">
      <fname>Sundry Debtors</fname>
      <validno>No</validno>
      <validname />    
      <languagename.list>
       <name.list type="String">
        <name>Akshar Group</name>
       </name.list>
       <languageid> 1033</languageid>
      </languagename.list>
      <detail.list>      </detail.list>      
     </employee>
 </employeegroup>

Posted 28-Aug-15 0:51am

sejal mehta

Updated 28-Aug-15 0:57am

Andy Lanng

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Andy Lanng 28-Aug-15 7:01am

1: Use wrapper tags in these forms (at the top of the textarea or type <pre> tags around it or it won't display properly
2: Don't code dump (or xml dump?). That text area is so you can explain your issue in more that 255 chars
3: This question is not complete. Remember that we can't see your monitor, your database, your code or read your mind. Explain what you need, show us what you have tried and tell us exactly where you are stuck.

You can update the question using the green "Improve Question" button above this comment. I suggest you hurry as this post will likely be tagged for removal soon.

Thanks ^_^

Advay Pandya 28-Aug-15 7:11am

Do you want to convert table to XML in SQL ? Means do you have any tabular output and you want to show that in XML form ? Please clear the requirement.

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ZurdoDev · Answer 1 · 2015-08-28T01:13:00

Solution 1

The FOR XML option is what you are looking for. See https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178107.aspx[^]

Posted 28-Aug-15 1:13am

ZurdoDev