Generate XML data

Hello

Your first step: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B28359_01/appdev.111/b28369/xdb13gen.htm

See you soon,.

Manik.

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Select this OPTION to generate XML data from the table using XMLELEMENT, XMLAGG gives error ORA-19011 string buffer too small

My select statement fails with the error:

The ORA-19011 string buffer too small

The select statement looks like:

SELECT TO_CLOB)
XMLELEMENT ("accounts",
XMLELEMENT ("count",
XMLATTRIBUTES)
rownum AS "recordId."
To_date('20130520','YYYYMMDD') AS "datestarted."
123456 AS "previousBatchId."
56789 AS 'previousRecordId '.
),
....
.... .
.....
XMLFOREST)
SIG_ROLE AS "SignatoryRole."
To_char(TRANSFER_DATE,'YYYY-mm-DD') AS "TransferDate."
NVL(Reason,0) AS 'reason '.
) AS the 'transfer '.
)
()) AS CRDTRPT
OF ANY_TABLE;
- It looks like I can choose only 4000 characters using the SELECT statement (please, correct me if I'm wrong)
I'd use the XMLGEN package. But the environment team says no mounted drives in the future with the arrival of the EXADATA.
NO HARD DRIVE MOUNTED, NO ACCESS TO THE DATABASE DIRECTORIES
No UTL_FILE
I need to use the REEL spool the resulting XML data of the SELECT query.
SQL is a standard in my org, but I can do with a PL/SQL solution also to load data into a table (cannot use a COIL with PL/SQL)
What I do is:
1. a column of type CLOB to a xml_report of the loading of the above SELECT query table
2. Then using SELECT * FROM xml_report to SPOOL the data to a file report.xml
No need of XMLTYPE data behind. Xml data stream is fine for me.
In addition, I need to validate the XML file, also using XSD.
Problem is that the resulting lines of the select query are supposed to be from 15000 to 20000 bytes long.
Oracle database version: Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.3.0 - 64 bit Production
A Suggestion or a solution to this problem would be appreciated.
(Sorry for the use of "BOLD", just to make it more readable and highlight the imp points)
Bravo!
Rahul

It looks like I can choose only 4000 characters using the SELECT statement (please, correct me if I'm wrong)

You use the right method.

There is an implicit conversion from XMLType to the data type VARCHAR2 as expected by the function TO_CLOB, where the limitation, and the error.

To serialize XMLType to CLOB, use the XMLSerialize function:

SELECT XMLSerialize (DOCUMENT

XMLELEMENT ("accounts",

...

)

)

OF ANY_TABLE;

For the rest of the requirement, I wish you good luck trying to spool the XML correctly.

You may need to play around with the SET LONG and SET LONGCHUNKSIZE commands to operate.

Need help in generating XML data to a table in XML format

Hi all

I need help to generate an xml file using the data below.

The table name is T_Data have 4 columns as shown below with data.

Neighbourhood region Division
---------- ----------------------- ----------- -----------
Northwest Northern California San Jose SJStore1
Northwest Northern California San Jose SJStore2
Northwest North of California to the North of THE LAStore1
Northwest North of California to the North of THE LAStore2
Northwest North of California to the North of THE LAStore3

I want to generate an XML file using SQL/XML functions and the XML file should look like as below.

<>region
< name of region > Northwest < / name of the region >
< Division >
Northern California < division name > < / Division name >
District of <>
SanJose < district name > < / District name >
<>store
< store name > SJStore1 < / name >
< store name > SJStore2 < / name >
< / store >
< / district >
< / division >
< / region >

Very much appreciate your help here.

Thank you.

I tried to group the lines, but they did not then provide a correct output.

To unflatten dataset, we can use nested GROUP-BY subqueries.

The following will produce a line by region.
If all regions must be grouped in a single root element (does not so appear according to the directives of the sample), we just add an another XMLAgg.

SQL> with sample_data as
  2  (
  3    select 'Northwest' reg, 'Northern California' div, 'San Jose' district, 'SJStore1' st from dual union all
  4    select 'Northwest' reg, 'Northern California' div, 'San Jose' district, 'SJStore2' st from dual union all
  5    select 'Northwest' reg, 'Northern California' div, 'North LA' district, 'LAStore1' st from dual union all
  6    select 'Northwest' reg, 'Northern California' div, 'North LA' district, 'LAStore2' st from dual union all
  7    select 'Northwest' reg, 'Northern California' div, 'North LA' district, 'LAStore3' st from dual
  8  )
  9  select reg
 10       , xmlserialize(document
 11           xmlelement("Region"
 12           , xmlelement("RegionName", reg)
 13           , xmlagg( division_xml )
 14           )
 15           indent -- for display purpose
 16         ) as region_xml
 17  from (
 18      select reg
 19           , xmlelement("Division"
 20             , xmlelement("DivisionName", div)
 21             , xmlagg( district_xml )
 22             ) as division_xml
 23      from (
 24          select reg
 25               , div
 26               , xmlelement("District"
 27                 , xmlelement("DistrictName", district)
 28                 , xmlelement("Store"
 29                   , xmlagg(
 30                       xmlelement("StoreName", st)
 31                     )
 32                   )
 33                 ) as district_xml
 34          from sample_data
 35          group by reg
 36                 , div
 37                 , district
 38      )
 39      group by reg, div
 40  )
 41  group by reg ;

REG       REGION_XML
--------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Northwest 
            Northwest
            
              Northern California
              
                North LA
                
                  LAStore1
                  LAStore3
                  LAStore2
                
              
              
                San Jose
                
                  SJStore1
                  SJStore2

generate xml data to download
Hello

With an APEX application, I need to generate an xml file to download on the computer of users.
The file should look like this:

<? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-16"? >
< flashmedialiveencoder_profile >
< default >
< name > middle of bandwidth (300 Kbps) - VP6 < / name >
< description > < / description >
< / preset >
< capture >
< video >
< device > laptop integrated Webcam < / device >
< crossbar_input > 0 < / crossbar_input >
< frame_rate > 15.00 < / frame_rate >
< size >
< width > 320 < / width >
< height > 240 < / height >
< / size >
< / video >
< audio >
< device > Microphone Array (SigmaTel High < / device >)
< crossbar_input > 0 < / crossbar_input >
< > 22050 sample_rate < / sample_rate >
<>channel 1 < / channels >
< input_volume > 75 < / input_volume >
< / audio >
< / capture >
<>process
< video >
< preserve_aspect > < / preserve_aspect >
< / video >
< / process >
< Enter >
< video >
< format > VP6 < / size >
< data rate > 200; < / data rate >
< LongueurDestination > 320 x 240; < / LongueurDestination >
< advanced >
< keyframe_frequency > 5 seconds < / keyframe_frequency >
< quality > quality - good Framerate < / quality >
< noise_reduction > None < / noise_reduction >
< datarate_window > Medium < / datarate_window >
< cpu_usage > dedicated < / cpu_usage >
< / advanced >
< autoadjust >
false < enable > < / activate >
< maxbuffersize > 1 < / maxbuffersize >
< dropframes >
false < enable > < / activate >
< / dropframes >
< degradequality >
false < enable > < / activate >
< minvideobitrate > < / minvideobitrate >
< preservepfq > false < / preservepfq >
< / degradequality >
< / autoadjust >
< / video >
< audio >
< format > MP3 < / size >
< data > 48 rate < / data rate >
< / audio >
< / Code >
< restartinterval >
< days > < / days >
< hours > < / hours >
< minutes > < / minutes >
< / restartinterval >
< reconnectinterval >
< tent > < / attempts >
<>interval < / interval >
< / reconnectinterval >
< output >
< rtmp >
< url > rtmp://localhost/live < / url >
< backup_url > < / backup_url >
Livestream < stream > < / stream >
< / rtmp >
< file >
< limitbysize >
false < enable > < / activate >
< size > 10 < / size >
< / limitbysize >
< limitbyduration >
false < enable > < / activate >
< hours > 1 < / hours >
< minutes > 0 < / minutes >
< / limitbyduration >
sample.FLV < path > < / path >
< / file >
< / output >
< metadata >
< Entry >
author of < key > < / key >
< value > < / value >
< / Entry >
< Entry >
< key > < button / copyright >
< value > < / value >
< / Entry >
< Entry >
the < key > description < / key >
< value > < / value >
< / Entry >
< Entry >
Keywords < key > < / key >
< value > < / value >
< / Entry >
< Entry >
side of < key > < / key >
< value > < / value >
< / Entry >
< Entry >
< key > title < / key >
< value > < / value >
< / Entry >
< / metadata >
< Overview >
< video >
< input >
< zoom > 100% < / zoom >
< / Entry >
< output >
< zoom > 100% < / zoom >
< / output >
< / video >
< audio > < / audio >
< / preview >
< Log >
< level > 100 < / level >
< Directory > C:\Users\Pille-Riin\Videos < / book >
< / log >
< / flashmedialiveencoder_profile >

How could I do this so that the xml file is downloaded from a button or a link?

What I have done until now is the following:

-Set the MIME type
owa_util.mime_header ("text/xml", FALSE);

-Place the name of the file
HTP.p ('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename = "test.xml" ');
-Close the HTTP header
owa_util.http_header_close;

HTP.p ("<?") XML version = "1.0" encoding ="UTF-16"? >
< flashmedialiveencoder_profile >
< default >
< name > middle of bandwidth (300 Kbps) - VP6 < / name >
< description > < / description >
< / preset >
< capture >
< video >
< device > laptop integrated Webcam < / device >
< crossbar_input > 0 < / crossbar_input >
< frame_rate > 15.00 < / frame_rate >
< size >
< width > 320 < / width >
< height > 240 < / height >
< / size >
< / video >
< audio >
< device > Microphone Array (SigmaTel High < / device >)
< crossbar_input > 0 < / crossbar_input >
< > 22050 sample_rate < / sample_rate >
<>channel 1 < / channels >
< input_volume > 75 < / input_volume >
< / audio >
< / capture >
<>process
< video >
< preserve_aspect > < / preserve_aspect >
< / video >
< / process >
< Enter >
< video >
< format > VP6 < / size >
< data rate > 200; < / data rate >
< LongueurDestination > 320 x 240; < / LongueurDestination >
< advanced >
< keyframe_frequency > 5 seconds < / keyframe_frequency >
< quality > quality - good Framerate < / quality >
< noise_reduction > None < / noise_reduction >
< datarate_window > Medium < / datarate_window >
< cpu_usage > dedicated < / cpu_usage >
< / advanced >
< autoadjust >
false < enable > < / activate >
< maxbuffersize > 1 < / maxbuffersize >
< dropframes >
false < enable > < / activate >
< / dropframes >
< degradequality >
false < enable > < / activate >
< minvideobitrate > < / minvideobitrate >
< preservepfq > false < / preservepfq >
< / degradequality >
< / autoadjust >
< / video >
< audio >
< format > MP3 < / size >
< data > 48 rate < / data rate >
< / audio >
< / Code >
< restartinterval >
< days > < / days >
< hours > < / hours >
< minutes > < / minutes >
< / restartinterval >
< reconnectinterval >
< tent > < / attempts >
<>interval < / interval >
< / reconnectinterval >
< output >
< rtmp >
< url > rtmp://localhost/live < / url >
< backup_url > < / backup_url >
Livestream < stream > < / stream >
< / rtmp >
< file >
< limitbysize >
false < enable > < / activate >
< size > 10 < / size >
< / limitbysize >
< limitbyduration >
false < enable > < / activate >
< hours > 1 < / hours >
< minutes > 0 < / minutes >
< / limitbyduration >
sample.FLV < path > < / path >
< / file >
< / output >
< metadata >
< Entry >
author of < key > < / key >
< value > < / value >
< / Entry >
< Entry >
< key > < button / copyright >
< value > < / value >
< / Entry >
< Entry >
the < key > description < / key >
< value > < / value >
< / Entry >
< Entry >
Keywords < key > < / key >
< value > < / value >
< / Entry >
< Entry >
side of < key > < / key >
< value > < / value >
< / Entry >
< Entry >
< key > title < / key >
< value > < / value >
< / Entry >
< / metadata >
< Overview >
< video >
< input >
< zoom > 100% < / zoom >
< / Entry >
< output >
< zoom > 100% < / zoom >
< / output >
< / video >
< audio > < / audio >
< / preview >
< Log >
< level > 100 < / level >
< Directory > C:\Users\Pille-Riin\Videos < / book >
< / log >
(< / flashmedialiveencoder_profile > ');

-Send an error code so that the
-rest of the HTML does not
htmldb_application.g_unrecoverable_error: = true;

It gives me a file, but it does not work. I need to use the file as a profile of Flash Media Live Encoder (http://www.adobe.com/products/flashmediaserver/flashmediaencoder/). Donloading after this file, it indicates that the file is not good for the encoder.

I really hope you can help.
Hello

Try your htp.p without the
Who should get automatically added when you call owa_util.mime_header

Kind regards
Dimitri
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Q: EASY use Coldfusion to generate XML data
I am sure this is an easy question, but I've spent 4 hours pouring over the CF docs and forum posts trying to figure how to do this, without success. Someone smarter can enlighten me please how can I use CF to create the xml document that needs my card.

I recently bought a Flash card, one of the many online sellers. The card requires a file called: "Data.xml" on your server that has this provision:

< card >
< data >
< feature id = "NA" value = "515" link = 'DemoLink1.html' / >
< feature id = 'HIS' value = '373' link = 'DemoLink2.html' / >
< feature id = 'AS' value = '3875' link = 'DemoLink3.html' / >

< / data >
< / map >

I have a table of database Access 50 called "Maps" that has these columns:

ID | Value | Link

How to make a coldfusion page that will spit on all column data in a file called "Data.xml"?

So thanks a lot for your time,.
Stephen
Tallahassee, FL

SELECT id, myvalue, link
Maps

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Adobe Community Expert
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http://www.fordwebs.com

"sbsmithfl" wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> I am sure this is an easy question, but I've spent 4 hours pouring over CF
> docs and forum posts to try to figure out how to do this, without success.
> Someone smarter can enlighten me please how I can use CF to create the xml code
> document that needs my card.
>
> I recently bought a Flash card, many sellers online. The
> card requires a file called: "Data.xml" on your server that has this provision:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> I have a table of database Access 50 called "Maps" that has these columns:
>
> ID | Value | Link
>
>
> How to make a coldfusion page that will spit on all the data in the column in
> a file called "Data.xml"?
>
> So thank you very much for your time,.
> Stephen
> Tallahassee, FL
>

We can generate XML data without root element?
Hi people,

How I can genereate XML with element root?
A response {: identifier of the thread = 2402325}

How to write the xml data to a file

Hi all

We have a requirement of writing, the xml data in a file in the data directory in the server. Generate xml data using the SQL below.

SELECT XMLELEMENT ("LINE",
XMLELEMENT ('CELL', xmlattributes (LIKE 'column name', ' EBIZCZMDL_01'), inventory_item_id).
XMLELEMENT ('CELL', xmlattributes (AS 'Name of COLUMN', ' EBIZFFMT_01'), attribute29).
XMLELEMENT ('CELL', xmlattributes ("COMMON" AS "Name of COLUMN"), inventory_item_id |) '' || attribute29 | "ITM")
"XMLDATA" AS "PRODUCE")
OF apps.mtl_system_items_b

When we try to write this query data in a file using UTL_FILE.put_line, the script gives error
PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in the call to "PUT_LINE '.

If anyone can help pls...

Thanks in advance

The call to dbms_xslprocessor.clob2file is in the cursor for the specific SQL loop.

This is obviously the problem.
The file is replaced with each iteration.

Do not use a cursor at all.

See the example below, it should be close to your needs:

DECLARE

   l_file_name      VARCHAR2 (30);
   l_file_path      VARCHAR2 (200);

   l_xmldoc         CLOB;

BEGIN

   l_file_path := '/usr/tmp';
   l_file_name := 'TEST_XREF4.xml';

   SELECT XMLElement("xref", xmlattributes('http://xmlns.oracle.com/xref' as "xmlns"),
            XMLElement("table",
              XMLElement("columns",
                XMLElement("column", xmlattributes('EBIZFFMT_01' as "name"))
              , XMLElement("column", xmlattributes('COMMON' as "name"))
              , XMLElement("column", xmlattributes('EBIZQOT_01' as "name"))
              , XMLElement("column", xmlattributes('EBIZCZMDL_01' as "name"))
              , XMLElement("column", xmlattributes('EBIZCZGOLD_01' as "name"))
              ),
              XMLElement("rows",
                XMLAgg(
                  XMLElement("row",
                    XMLElement("cell", xmlattributes('EBIZCZMDL_01' AS "colName"), inventory_item_id)
                  , XMLElement("cell", xmlattributes('EBIZFFMT_01' AS "colName"), attribute29)
                  , XMLElement("cell", xmlattributes('COMMON' AS "colName"), inventory_item_id || '' || attribute29 || 'ITM')
                  )
                )
              )
            )
          ).getClobVal()
   INTO l_xmldoc
   FROM apps.mtl_system_items_b
   WHERE attribute29 IS NOT NULL
   ;

   dbms_xslprocessor.clob2file(l_xmldoc, l_file_path, l_file_name, nls_charset_id('UTF8'));

END;
/

BTW, the directory in DBMS_XSLPROCESSOR parameter. CLOB2FILE must be an Oracle Directory object, not a literal path.

How can I generate or display the XML data for a purchase order?

I know that my subject can be confusing.
Is there a way to display the generated XML code to the data that is passed to the RTF template when generating a purchase order? I would like to see one of my own POs data.
Possible?
Thank you
Manny Otero

Never mind. I was able to do by following the steps listed here:

Using "Exit IN. for Communication" at the exit just XML?

Manny

generate xml with levels data

Hello

I have a tlable like that

Desription level value
1 dept
2 name of the King
3 salary 3000
3 something information

So I want to generate xml according to the levels output, the output schould be
< Dept >-> level 1
< name > King-> level 2
< > 3000 salary < / salary >-> Level3
< Info > something < / info >-> Level3
< / name >
< / dept >

I tried to use the XMLELEMENT function... without success, I realize that with Oracle xml functions?

MDK.

Please always provide your version of the database. It is easier for us to provide an appropriate response.

Here are some ways that work on 10.2.0.4 (and probably high too):

(1) implement a recursive function in XQuery
(2) using the DBMS_XMLGEN.newContextFromHierarchy function

Connected to Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.4.0
Connected as marc

SQL>
SQL> create table emp (
  2   lvl number,
  3   descr varchar2(30),
  4   val   varchar2(100)
  5  );

Table created

SQL> insert into emp values(1, 'dept', null);

1 row inserted

SQL> insert into emp values(2, 'name', 'King');

1 row inserted

SQL> insert into emp values(3, 'salary', '3000');

1 row inserted

SQL> insert into emp values(3, 'info', 'something');

1 row inserted

SQL> set long 500
SQL>
SQL> select xmlquery(
  2  'declare function local:getHierarchy($start-with as xs:integer)
  3   {
  4     for $i in ora:view("EMP")/ROW[LVL=xs:string($start-with)]
  5     return element {$i/DESCR}
  6     {
  7       $i/VAL/text(),
  8       local:getHierarchy(xs:integer($i/LVL)+1)
  9     }
 10   }; (: :)
 11   local:getHierarchy(1)'
 12   returning content
 13  ) as result
 14  from dual;

RESULT
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

   King3000something


SQL> select dbms_xmlgen.getXML(
  2    dbms_xmlgen.newContextFromHierarchy(
  3     'select level, xmlelement(evalname(descr), val) from emp
  4     connect by prior lvl = lvl-1 start with lvl = 1'
  5    )
  6  ) as result
  7  from dual;

RESULT
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------


  King
    3000
    something

Published by: odie_63 on Dec 27. 2010 18:27

How to display XML data with the same form that generated?

I am an inexperienced "developer", so bare with me please. I just created an interactive form that my users will fill out and give me back. I love the email button that let's them just click a button to send it - because it's so smooth. However, all I get back is data XML that I don't know what to do with. Is it possible that I can just open the form I send my users and have the XML data to automatically fill? Otherwise, suggestions? I started a company - so it's just me without other resources (or fancy SQL DBs to pull this stuff, etc.).

Hello

You can configure a button on the form with the JavaScript next to the click event:

xfa.host.importData ();

This will open a window that will allow you to navigate to where you saved the returned XML file. Note that this button does not work in extended via Acrobat Forms.

Depending on the version of Acrobat you are using (the menu changes slightly) you can go to the menu forms and select Manage form data / import data.

Third option; You may also distribute the forms via Acrobat, which will put in place a response file, which will allow to import responses for you.

Hope that helps,

Niall

Generate XML in PL/SQL format

I have a generated XML format:
Need help please to generate an XML file based on the XML format below
<? XML version = "1.0" standalone = 'no '? >
<! DOCTYPE tags SYSTEM "label.dtd" >
< labels _FORMAT = 'E:ASSET. ZPL"_QUANTITY ="1"_PRINTERNAME ="printer 1"_JOBNAME ="LBL101">
< label >
< variable name = "$$ PART_NUMBER$ $" > S123456789 < / variable >
< variable name = "$$ PART_NUMBER_DESCRIPTION$ $" > XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX < / variable >
< variable name = "Serial_number of $$$ $" > XXXXXXXXXX < / variable >
< / label >
< / Label >

Data are stored in the SQL table, right? So why do you need it in PL/SQL? But yes, you can wrap this selection in PL/SQL:

DECLARE

v_xml XMLTYPE.

BEGIN

SELECT XMLSERIALIZE)

DOCUMENT

XMLELEMENT)

"labels."

XMLATTRIBUTES)

' E:ASSET. ZPL "AS '_FORMAT',

"1" AS "_QUANTITY;

"Printer 1' AS '_PRINTERNAME ', '.

'LBL101' AS '_JOBNAME '.

),

XMLAGG)

XMLELEMENT ("label",

XMLELEMENT ("variable",

XMLATTRIBUTES)

"$$ PART_NUMBER$ $' AS 'name '.

),

PART_NUMBER

),

XMLELEMENT ("variable",

XMLATTRIBUTES)

"$$ PART_NUMBER_DESCRIPTION$ $' AS 'name '.

),

part_number_description

),

XMLELEMENT ("variable",

XMLATTRIBUTES)

"$$ SERIAL_NUMBER$ $' AS 'name '.

),

Serial_number

)

)

)

)

DASH SIZE = 2

) AS XMLCOLUMN

IN v_xml

OF test_tab_a;

END;

/

SY.

Operation of the sample XML data.

Hello
I use BI 11g Publisher.
I'm creating a large data (50000 lines) report.
I'm done with data sets, they work, and I could also get the example of xml data (I chose 'all' in the menu drop-down lines) for them.
But when I try to create the new report, after checking the boxes for all data sets, loading... message appears and does not disappear.
The reason for the problem may be the enormous amount of data?
Because when I tried with the example of XML for only 100 lines, it has successfully loaded.
I want that when reports are displayed, they are shown for all rows of the table...
I have some more questions.
1. the report displays data only for lines that are generated in the sample xml?
2. If more data are added after reports are generated, new data will be included in the reports?
3. what needs to be done, it is filed, I want the same reports of data from different sources (in my case this is the JNDI) but the same table definitions?
Help, please
Thanks in advance,
ShuklaG

When running the engine TONE pulls all matching records and renders on model and generate the report.

with regard to other issues:

1. the report indicates the complete data.

2.Yes, the report shows with addition of data as well. It depends entirely on the SQL of data overall.

3. change the data source (as long as datasource is already configured) at the level of datamodel regenerate the XML. If different data sources must be defined for the different sets of data, change the data source in data defination game save the datamodel, generate the xml data and save.

Hope that it answers the questions.

Can I create an XSD from XML data into a CLOB?

Environment:

Oracle 11.2.0.3 EE on Solaris.

Highly an XML newbie so please be nice!
I spent the past few days pouring through the documentation and various articles, including this one, but... I need help.
I am trying to extract XML data stored in a CLOB and produce a flat file for the user's consumption.
They sent me what they think is the XSD for XML data, but when I look at the data in the CLOB I don't see tags in the XSD.
I would like to produce a XSD based on real data to compare with what they sent.
Is this possible?
I am able to query XML data using the tags that I see in data using XMLTable and it works fine.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
-gary

Welcome to the side of the world, where you're going to love it and curse, like any other piece of XML technology.

So if I understand correctly, the scope of your operation is to extract information from an XML file and then write this information to the disk, correct?

A few questions

-Why did the XML stored in a CLOB instead of an XMLType column? Without knowing the history of the system, it is a pertinent question.

-What size are the XML? I ask this question, it is because when the XML is stored in the columns of XMLType (relational structure object or XML BINARY SECUREFILE format), then Oracle can parse the XML much more easily when it is stored as a CLOB. If the XML is small enough, you can see no difference in performance between the two.

The Oracle DB itself has no built in the ability to generate a schema from an XML file. To do this, you need to use a third-party tool that has this feature in. For example, XML Spy can do. Other tools as well, but that's what comes to mind first is what I use. The only thing to remember is that the scheme he built is only an XML instance. Other XML instances can be different and not valid against the schema you generated, but still valid against the original schema unknown.

You can save the schema in the database and then use the XML to create an XMLType instance related to the schema and then validate the XML in this way. An example XML DB FAQ and here's another one Re: validation of XML schema

Hope that helps you continue.

R12 payment process Request Status Report add additional columns to the XML data.
In 11i, we had modified the preliminary report of payment to include additional columns (distributions of invoice). R12, this report is obsolete and Oracle introduced a new report 'Payment process Request Status Report'. This query uses BI Publisher to generate the release of the final report. I can't edit the template for the output XML to the report has not
contains data for distribution invoice account. We need to know how we can modify the XML data to include additional columns.

For the disbursement of funds (payment instructions file) process, Oracle provides extensibility IBY_FD_EXTRACT_EXT_PUB package to build the custom XML element structure that can be added to the extracted XML payment generated by the Oracle payments. Do we have something similar to this report? Are there other options available?

Thank you
Hello

The same "IBY_FD_EXTRACT_EXT_PUB" package also works for the payment request process status report. Please add the logic to get the distribution data in this package, and you'll see the new XML tags in this report also.

I hope this helps.
Serge

Load Xml data
male

Here are the details of my table & serial number is generated to sequence

Serial_number NUMBER - 1
CLIENT_CODE VARCHAR2 (45) Yes.
Client_name VARCHAR2 (45) Yes.
NUMBER PHONE_NUMBER (12.0) Yes.

When I download xml data in my table of his mistake of ths give

ORA-31011: failure ORA-19202 XML parsing: error occurred in LPX-00210 of XML processing: expected ' < ' instead of 'P '.

My xml data
Client telephone Code customer name
DJ1808 PLAPLAPLAPLA JEAN-JACQUES JAIN 9822054153
DV559 DEMBELE MOUSTAPHA VYAVAHARE 997094167
JM1717 CHRISTIANE BERNADETTE MUTHA
KL940 KUNDAN M OLIVIER 9923871117

can u help me
Thank you
Shyam
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