I have some XML that I need to parse using SQL Server 2008. I think I'm close to getting what I want, but I don't have the correct syntax (I believe).
I have the following:
DECLARE @doc XML
SET @doc = '<ROOT>
<InvoiceDetail>
<OrderId>1000000</OrderId>
<OrderTypeId>2</OrderTypeId>
<Id>2000</Id>
<InvoiceItems>
<InvoiceItem>
<LineId>1</LineId>
<Cd>123456</Cd>
<Description>Item 1</Description>
<Quantity>1</Quantity>
<UnitPrice>99.990000</UnitPrice>
</InvoiceItem>
<InvoiceItem>
<LineId>2</LineId>
<Cd>234567</Cd>
<Description>Item 2</Description>
<Quantity>1</Quantity>
<UnitPrice>89.990000</UnitPrice>
</InvoiceItem>
</InvoiceItems>
</InvoiceDetail>
<InvoiceDetail>
<OrderId>1200000</OrderId>
<OrderTypeId>1</OrderTypeId>
<Id>3000</Id>
<InvoiceItems>
<InvoiceItem>
<LineId>1</LineId>
<Cd>234567</Cd>
<Description>Item 2</Description>
<Quantity>1</Quantity>
<UnitPrice>89.990000</UnitPrice>
</InvoiceItem>
<InvoiceItem>
<LineId>2</LineId>
<Cd>345678</Cd>
<Description>Item 3</Description>
<Quantity>1</Quantity>
<UnitPrice>79.990000</UnitPrice>
</InvoiceItem>
</InvoiceItems>
</InvoiceDetail>
</ROOT>'
SELECT
Invoices.Node.value('@OrderId', 'VARCHAR(10)') 'OrderID'
, Invoices.Node.value('@Id', 'INT') 'InvoiceId'
, Items.Cd.value('.', 'VARCHAR(14)') 'ItemId'
FROM
@doc.nodes('//InvoiceDetail') Invoices(Node)
CROSS APPLY Invoices.Node.nodes('./InvoiceItems/InvoiceItem/Cd') Items(Cd)
I get the following results:
NULL NULL 123456
NULL NULL 234567
NULL NULL 234567
NULL NULL 345678
I'm trying to get the following:
1000000 2000 123456
1000000 2000 234567
1200000 3000 234567
1200000 3000 345678
What am I doing wrong?
The Syntax for grabbing an element is:
SELECT Invoices.Node.value('(OrderId)[1]', 'VARCHAR(10)') 'OrderID'
, Invoices.Node.value('(Id)[1]', 'INT') 'InvoiceId'
, Items.Cd.value('.', 'VARCHAR(14)') 'ItemId'
FROM
@doc.nodes('//InvoiceDetail') Invoices(Node)
CROSS APPLY Invoices.Node.nodes('./InvoiceItems/InvoiceItem/Cd') Items(Cd)
This also appears to work without the explicit parenthesis:
Invoices.Node.value('OrderId[1]', 'VARCHAR(10)')
The @
syntax is for attributes, not elements in XQuery. If you had
<InvoiceDetail title="something">
Then you would be able to query that using:
SELECT Invoices.Node.value('@title', 'VARCHAR(MAX)') AS Title
FROM @doc.nodes('//InvoiceDetail') Invoices(Node)
Here is a good article about using XQuery value