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as
begin
declare @FileHandle int -- Filehandle to the xml stuff
/* convert the xml data into a recordset */
exec dbo.sp_xml_preparedocument @FileHandle output, @xmldata
insert into dbo.categories
select * from openxml(@FileHandle, '/record')
with dbo.categories
end
/*
And here's how you execute the SQL...
*/
dbo.up_Insert_Company '<record CategoryName=''Sample Insert'' Description=''Testing'' />' | |
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5/30/2001 12:28:54 PM:Paul
Where can I find
dbo.sp_xml_preparedocument ?
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5/30/2001 12:30:35 PM:Paul Sturgill
Nevermind... :)
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6/15/2001 5:02:53 PM:Julius
I was getting a null value error.
Adding CategoryID to CategoryName and
Description did the trick...
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