Re: Display SQL XML Column

Thank you for your speedy response.

However, I would like to display the actual XML column (Col4) schema.

Please note that Column 4 (Col4) has a data type of XML.

EXAMPLE:

Col1: oID
Col2: oSysName
Col3: oReferenceNo
Col4: oXml

"Bob Barrows [MVP]" wrote:

Terry wrote:
How do I display an SQL XML data type (column) within classic ASP?

Here's an example I wrote (err, adapted from a SQL BOL topic ... ahem) a
while ago. It applies to using the For XML clause, but hopefully it applies
(or can be adapted) to the the new XML datatype as well. I have not had
occasion to utilize that functionality in classic ASP so I have no examples
written. You might want to check SQL2005 BOL but IIRC, the examples in it
only applied to .Net <grrr>

Anyways, I hope it helps:

<%@ Language=VBScript %>
<%
option explicit
Response.ContentType="text/xml"
dim cn, rs,sQuery, cmd
Const adExecuteStream = &H00000400
Const adCmdText = &H0001
set cn=server.CreateObject("adodb.connection")
cn.open "provider=sqloledb;data source=????;" & _
"user id = ???; password=????;initial catalog=northwind"
Set cmd = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Command")
Set cmd.ActiveConnection = cn
sQuery = "SELECT * FROM PRODUCTS ORDER BY PRODUCTNAME FOR XML auto"
cmd.CommandText = sQuery
cmd.Properties("xml root").Value = "root"
cmd.Properties("Output Stream") = Response
cmd.Execute , , adExecuteStream + adCmdText
set cmd=nothing
cn.close
set cn=nothing

%>

I put the "Response.ContentType ..." line in so you could see that the
results were XML. You don't need that line in your code. Instead of
"cmd.Properties("Output Stream") = Response", you can instantiate a dom
object and have the results stream into it instead: "cmd.Properties("Output
Stream") = xmldoc"



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