Best Approach to store complex XML file data into Table Sql server 2008 r2 ?

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Hi,

I have a requirement that I have to take the XML file from one shared folder and store the data of each node value in XML into Sql table ,and I need to do this as a automated Job (for every 5mins).

1.I checked out in google for SSIS, XML source here I see every time we need to generate XSD manually or click on generate XSD tab.But automated job cannot expected to do like this.

2.If I go for Stored procedures to read XML and parse ,and insert into table.
I dont know what are the side effects by doinng this.

Could you please provide suggestions for the best approach to do this dynamically (automated job).

Thanks in Advance!!!

Posted 1-Aug-14 21:47pm

pratap420

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Arvind Kumar Chaubey · Accepted Answer · 2014-08-10T21:47:00

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Better go for Stored Procedure to read the XML node by node and insert into the required Table. This is very efficient and handy as well.

Posted 10-Aug-14 21:47pm

Arvind Kumar Chaubey