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Anyone had any experience on how to load this kind of data. It is an Oracla data type. Basically they store data in a field as an xml tagged text.
For example take Customer table. The columns are:
IDREC; XMLRECORD
1; <CustName>Cusomter1<\CustName><CustAddress>Addres1<\CustAddress> ... etc
So actually all fields for the Customer are included in the xml record.
Any idea?
Regards
John
HI,
I have used macro to solve this kind of issue. I know that this isn't the stright forward solution. But this works fine for my scenario.
I have attach the application .You can modify the macro as per your requirement.
Deepak
Hi,
Have you tried to load the xml as Table File (the same way you would load an Excel file, or a QVD)?
I have loaded XML tables that way successfully.
Mike.
hi,
I know that I can load xml files as tables. The problem is that I do not have xml files but a database (oracle) and the records in that field are stored as xml data.
Regards,
John
Hello John,
Did you have any luck with this? I'm also trying to load xml froma database record.
Scott
No unfortunatelly no. Seems like it can't be done by default. Just with work araounds: like loading the records as text and then pasing the text...
Regards,
John
I have the same problem, any luck with it?
Does any one have the solution for the problem ? if you have please share the same. Thanks
HI,
I have used macro to solve this kind of issue. I know that this isn't the stright forward solution. But this works fine for my scenario.
I have attach the application .You can modify the macro as per your requirement.
Deepak
Hi Deepak
Thanks for your reply, does your solution read from Oracle XML database ? I think it seems different what I am looking. Actually I have to connect Oracle XML database dynamically .
Best Regards
Zubair Khan
Hi,
No I am getting from SQL Server. I don't think the database matter. what matter is how the data is lying in rows or columns or some other weird formats.
Correct me if I am wrong
Deepak