Load xml data into the table

Hi all

I have an XML (emp.xml) with data below:

-< root >
-< row >
< name > steve < / lastname >
< 30 > < / Age >
< / row >
-< row >
< name > Paul < / lastname >
<>26 < / Age >
< / row >
< / root >

I would like to create a stored procedure to store the xml data into the EMP table.

EMP
LastName age
Steve 30
Paul 26

I tried to watch all threads related to this forum, but cannot find the right wire. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you

With

SQL>  select * from xmltable('root/row' passing xmltype('

steve
30


Paul
26

') columns lastname path 'lastname',
                   Age path 'Age')
/
LASTNAME   AGE
---------- ----------
steve      30
Paul       26

You can now just make a

Insert into emp as select...

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