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On Mar 12, 2018, at 9:51 AM, Jim L. Bostwick <jlbostwick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Birgitta,
Thanks for your great example. I appreciate you providing a direct answer to my question. I must admit I share Jon's thoughts about SQL, but that is mostly due to my lack of use. I would definitely be interested in taking one of your classes. Would that be through COMMON, or RPG/DB2 Summit?
Jim Bostwick
message: 1
date: Sat, 10 Mar 2018 11:24:13 +0100
from: "Birgitta Hauser" <Hauser@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:Hauser@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>>
subject: RE: Creating XML document via SQL - Db2 for i 7.2
Hi Jim,
that is not as difficult.
You split your SQL-Statement into multiple Common Table Expressions that construct the XML components. These CTEs are joined together and for building the next component until the XML document is completed in the Final Select.
Look at the following XML document:
<Request>
<Product>
ProductA
<Profile>
ProfileA
<Data>
<Field1>Field1A</Field1>
<Field2>2018-03-10</Field2>
</Data>
<NewGroup>
<Field3>10,56</Field3>
<Field4>Field4A</Field4>
</NewGroup>
</Profile>
</Product>
<Product>
ProductB
<Profile>
ProfileB
<Data>
<Field1>Field1B</Field1>
<Field2>2018-03-09</Field2>
</Data>
<NewGroup>
<Field3>125,20</Field3>
<Field4>Field4B</Field4>
</NewGroup>
</Profile>
</Product>
</Request>
This XML Document is generated by the following SQL-Statement With x as (Select *
From (Values('ProductA', 'ProfileA', 'Field1A', Current_Date,
10,56 , 'Field4A'),
('ProductB', 'ProfileB', 'Field1B', Current_Date -
1 Day, 125,2 , 'Field4B'))
x (Product, Profile, Field1, Field2, Field3, Field4)),
-- Build the Data and NewGroup components
y as (Select Product, Profile, xmlrow(Field1 as "Field1",
Field2 as "Field2"
Option row "Data") yData,
xmlrow(Field3 as "Field3",
Field4 as "Field4"
Option row "NewGroup") yNewGroup
from x),
-- Build the nexted elements Product, Profile, with Data and NewGroup
z as (Select Product, Profile, XMLElement(Name "Product", Product,
XMLElement(Name "Profile", Profile,
yData,
yNewGroup)) zProduct
from y)
-- Final Select aggregate the different rows and include this information in
an root element
Select XMLElement(Name "Request", XMLAgg(zProduct))
from z;
Mit freundlichen Gr??en / Best regards
Birgitta Hauser
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