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  I am quite new to this, so I have to ask even if it's a stupid question...
  
  I am trying to build a generic oracle procedure that can insert data into a table from a file XML so that message that it contains, but of course the messages has the same structure.
  
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  < metadata >
  < TransActionIdentity > 1 < / TransActionIdentity >
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  OK, understood.

  You can retrieve the name of the element and attribute names in the same time by using something like the following.
  Attribute names are stored in a collection that is accessible iteratively in order to build the dynamic parts of the query:

  SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE TColumnList IS TABLE OF VARCHAR2(30);
    2  /
  
  Type created
  
  SQL> set serveroutput on
  SQL>
  SQL> DECLARE
    2
    3   xmldoc   xmltype := xmltype('
    4  
    5  
    6  1
    7  
    8  
    9  
   10  
   11  
   12  
   13  
   14  
   15  
   16  
   17  ');
   18
   19   --t_column_list TColumnList := TColumnList();
   20   --v_table_name  VARCHAR2(30);
   21
   22   tmp_cols      VARCHAR2(1000);
   23   tmp_paths     VARCHAR2(1000);
   24   tmp_qry       VARCHAR2(4000);
   25
   26  BEGIN
   27
   28    FOR r IN (
   29      SELECT table_name
   30           , set(cast(collect(column_name) as TColumnList)) as column_list
   31      FROM XMLTable(
   32           'for $i in /CustomerOrder/Data/descendant::*
   33              , $j in $i/attribute::*
   34            return element e
   35            {
   36              element TABLE_NAME {name($i)}
   37            , element COLUMN_NAME {name($j)}
   38            }'
   39            passing xmldoc
   40            columns
   41              table_name   varchar2(30)
   42            , column_name  varchar2(30)
   43           )
   44      GROUP BY table_name
   45    )
   46    LOOP
   47
   48      tmp_cols := NULL;
   49      tmp_paths := NULL;
   50
   51      --dbms_output.put_line(r.table_name);
   52
   53      FOR i in 1 .. r.column_list.count LOOP
   54
   55        tmp_cols := tmp_cols || ', ' || r.column_list(i);
   56        tmp_paths := tmp_paths || ', ' || r.column_list(i) || ' varchar2(35) path ''@' || r.column_list(i) || '''';
   57
   58      END LOOP;
   59
   60      tmp_cols := ltrim(tmp_cols, ', ');
   61      tmp_paths := ltrim(tmp_paths, ', ');
   62
   63      tmp_qry := 'INSERT INTO ' || r.table_name || ' (' || tmp_cols || ') ' ||
   64                 'SELECT ' || tmp_cols ||
   65                 ' FROM XMLTable(''/CustomerOrder/Data/descendant::' || r.table_name || '''' ||
   66                 ' PASSING :1 ' ||
   67                 'COLUMNS ' || tmp_paths ||
   68                 ')';
   69
   70      dbms_output.put_line(tmp_qry);
   71
   72    END LOOP;
   73
   74  END;
   75  /
  
  INSERT INTO CUS_ORD_HEAD (CustomerOrderNumber, Customer) SELECT CustomerOrderNumber, Customer FROM XMLTable('/CustomerOrder/Data/descendant::CUS_ORD_HEAD' PASSING :1 COLUMNS CustomerOrderNumber varchar2(35) path '@CustomerOrderNumber', Customer varchar2(35) path '@Customer')
  INSERT INTO CUS_ORD_LINE (CustomerOrderNumber, OrderedQuantity, ProductNumber, CustomerOrderLinePosition) SELECT CustomerOrderNumber, OrderedQuantity, ProductNumber, CustomerOrderLinePosition FROM XMLTable('/CustomerOrder/Data/descendant::CUS_ORD_LINE' PASSING :1 COLUMNS CustomerOrderNumber varchar2(35) path '@CustomerOrderNumber', OrderedQuantity varchar2(35) path '@OrderedQuantity', ProductNumber varchar2(35) path '@ProductNumber', CustomerOrderLinePosition varchar2(35) path '@CustomerOrderLinePosition')
  INSERT INTO CUS_ORD_LINE_TEXT (CUSTOMERORDERNUMBER, Text, CustomerOrderLinePosition) SELECT CUSTOMERORDERNUMBER, Text, CustomerOrderLinePosition FROM XMLTable('/CustomerOrder/Data/descendant::CUS_ORD_LINE_TEXT' PASSING :1 COLUMNS CUSTOMERORDERNUMBER varchar2(35) path '@CUSTOMERORDERNUMBER', Text varchar2(35) path '@Text', CustomerOrderLinePosition varchar2(35) path '@CustomerOrderLinePosition')
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed
   
  

• can export us all the data in the Excel file format table in oracle?

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