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Subject: Jumping into XML on the AS/400 - solution
From: "Michael J. Raber" <mail@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 14 Jul 2017 17:28:25 +0200
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Hi Alan,

it seems that my mail was not processed, so my answer to your question on this way:

To get a XML using SQL you have to serialize. This is an example:

select xmlserialize(xmlelement(name "field1", myfield1) as char(1024)) from myfile

gives you something like this:

<field1>content1</field1>
<field1>content2</field1>
<field1>content3</field1>

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RE: Jumping into XML on the AS/400 - solution , Alan Shore
RE: Jumping into XML on the AS/400 - solution , Birgitta Hauser

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