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I agree to the above terms. Download Required. What our readers say. Error Details. The following example declares a variable myDoc of xml type and assigns an XML instance to it. The query method is then used to specify an XQuery against the document. In the following example, the query method is used to specify an XQuery against the CatalogDescription column of xml type in the AdventureWorks database:.

The CatalogDescription column is a typed xml column, which means it has a schema collection associated with it. In the XQuery Prolog , the namespace keyword defines the prefix that's later used in the query body. But what you use is up to you. BTW my comment was just to point that w3schools is known as a site with some bad, old content.

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The Overflow Blog. Podcast Making Agile work for data science. Stack Gives Back So dealing with XML in a framework like MetaModel was not a no-brainer in terms of design considerations and decisions.

The main theme of MetaModel have always been to provide a consistent model that was the same even though you had to work with different kinds o datastores. So how did we do this when XML and other table-based datastores are so inherently different? I'll show you using an example Consider this compressed XML example, ie.



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