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I have a scenario here. I need to create an XML file, in a format of perticular. Since this is not a well-formed XML format, I am facing questions during the creation of the file.

The XML file format is as below.

ARTICLE <>10-B < / SECTION >
<? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8"? >
< name >
< first > CBA < / first >
BCD < middle > < / Middle >
< Lastt > CBA < / last >
<>brands
< > 89 Subj1 < / Subj1 >
< Subj2 > 89 < / Subj2 >
< Subj3 > 89 < / Subj3 >
< / brands >
< / name >
<? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8"? >
< name >
< first > CBA < / first >
BCD < middle > < / Middle >
< Lastt > CBA < / last >
<>brands
< > 89 Subj1 < / Subj1 >
< Subj2 > 89 < / Subj2 >
< Subj3 > 89 < / Subj3 >
< / brands >
< / name >
--
--
--
< SECTIONCNT > 6 < / SECTIONCNT >

I tried to create the file using the utl functions, but it did not work. I would like to know is there any other approach?

-Anu

This should keep you in suspense:

DECLARE

  xml_prolog    clob := '';
  xml_header    clob;
  xml_trailer   clob;
  tmp_xml       clob;
  tmp_file      clob;

  cursor c_invoice is
    select xmlelement ("ABCD",
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               ...
             )
           ).getclobval() as invoice_xml
    from ap_invoices_all ai
    where batch_id = :c_batch_id
    and org_id = :c_ord_id;

BEGIN

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  dbms_lob.createtemporary(tmp_file, true);

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  select xmlelement ("BATCHHEADER", batch_name).getclobval()
  into xml_header
  from ap_batches_all ab
  where ab.batch_id = :c_batch_id
  and ab.org_id = :c_org_id;

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  into xml_trailer
  from ap_invoices_all ai
  where ai.invoice_id = nvl (:c_invoice_id, ai.invoice_id)
  and ai.batch_id = :c_batch_id
  and ai.org_id = :c_org_id;

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  for r in c_invoice loop
    dbms_lob.append(tmp_file, xml_prolog);
    dbms_lob.append(tmp_file, r.invoice_xml);
  end loop;

  -- append trailer :
  dbms_lob.append(tmp_file, xml_trailer);

  -- write file to directory :
  dbms_xslprocessor.clob2file(tmp_file, 'TEST_DIR', 'test.dat', nls_charset_id('AL32UTF8'));
  dbms_lob.freetemporary(tmp_file);

END;
/

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