Questions to extract the XMLtype column attributes

I cannot retrieve the values of a column of the XML data type. There are 16 fields and when I try to extract the data the XML snippet is that each of them in 1 great return value. I have tried everything but the problem seems to be that the domain name is an attribute and everything I try fails. I appreciate any help in advance and I'm extremely new XML so please let me know if you need more information.

With the help of Oracle 11.2.0.2 Express

-Created table that has a column of XMLTYPE OF CLOB
CREATE THE TABLE HR. XMLTABLESTORE (key_id VARCHAR2 (10) PRIMARY KEY, xmlloaddate date, xml_column XMLTYPE) AS CLOB XmlType xml_column STORE;

-Insert the XML code in the column
INSERT INTO HUMAN RESOURCES. VALUES XMLTABLESTORE (HR. XMLSEQUENCE. NEXTVAL, SYSDATE, XMLType (bfilename ('XMLDIRX', 'PROD_20110725_211550427_220b.xml'),
nls_charset_id ('AL32UTF8')));

I managed to get the values for

SELECT extract (xml_column, ' / / MapItem/@ProductNum "") ProductNum go OF HR. XMLTABLESTORE

'63481062975'

Vain, get the data under the domain name, as it is to return all names or values

SELECT extract (xml_column, ' / / MapItem/Field/@Name "") OF HR. XMLTABLESTORE

'lowDispUnitsPerPackdosageFormmedicaidUnitTypemedicareUnitTypemedicareUnitsPerPackunitConversiontypeunitMeasurepricingUnitMeasurelabelerCodeproductNumdescriptionlongDescriptiondesiIndicatorgenericBrandTypeendoOrgCode'

How can I return a row of data both for the name and value?

<? XML version = "1.0"? > < entries >
< ProductNum category = NDC "634810629" = "634810629" Name = "634810629" Ndc9Flag = "true" >
< = field name "type" Type = "java.lang.String" Value = "Category" / > "
< name of field = "productNum" Type = "java.lang.String" Value = "634810629" / > "
"" "< MapItem ProductNum = NDC"63481062975"="63481062975"Ndc9Flag ="false"name ="PERCOCET 10/325 MG x 100 UD' status = "0" Description ="PERCOCET 10/325 MG x 100 UD ' MedicaidUnitsPerPack ="100.0"MarketEntryDate ="2001-11-23 00:00:00 "FirstSalesDate =" 2001-11-23 00:00:00 "fdaApprovalDate ="2001-11-23"fdaRegName ="000000006348162975"ManuTermDate ="2003-09-30 00:00:00 "ShelfLifeExpDate =" 2003-09-30 00:00:00 "drugType ="Rx"DrugCategory =" N"TheraCode ="NR"EligibleForVA ="false"EligibleForPHS ="false"EligibleForASP ="false"EligibleForMedicaid ="true"NonCmtyPharmaDrug ="false">"
* < name of field = "lowDispUnitsPerPack" Type = "java.lang.String" Value = "1000" / > * "
* < name of field = 'dosageForm"Type =" java.lang.String"Value = 'TAB' / > *"
* < name of field = "medicaidUnitType" Type = "java.lang.String" Value = 'TAB' / > * "
* < name of field = "medicareUnitType" Type = "java.lang.String" Value = 'TAB' / > * "
* < name of field = "medicareUnitsPerPack" Type = "java.lang.String" Value = "100.0" / > * "
* < name of field = "unitConversion" Type = "java.lang.String" Value = "1" / > * "
* < = field name "type" Type = "java.lang.String" Value = "Item" / > * "
* < name of field = 'unitMeasure' Type = "java.lang.String" Value = "EA" / > * "
* < name of field = "pricingUnitMeasure" Type = "java.lang.String" Value = "EA" / > * "
* < name of field = "labelerCode" Type = "java.lang.String" Value = "63481" / > * "
* < name of field = "productNum" Type = "java.lang.String" Value = "63481062975" / > * "
* < field name = "description" Type = "java.lang.String" Value ="PERCOCET 10/325 MG x 100 UD" / > * "
* < field name = "longDescription" Type = "java.lang.String" Value ="PERCOCET 10/325 MG x 100 UD" / > * "
* < name of field = "desiIndicator" Type = "com.modeln.bp.catalog.CMnDesiDrugIndicator" Value = "2" / > * "
* < name of field = "genericBrandType" Type = "com.modeln.bp.struct.contract.enums.CMnGenericBrandItemType" Value = "BRND" / > * "
* < name of field = "endoOrgCode" Type = "java.lang.String" Value = "0010" / > * "
< / MapItem >
< / category >
< / input >

Thank you
Shawn

You can get a picture with lines like ['name', 'value']

with t as
(select xmltype('























') xml from dual)

select  x.name, x.value
from t
    ,xmltable('/Entries/Category/MapItem/Field'
              passing t.xml
              columns name varchar2(20) path '@Name',
               value varchar2(20) path '@Value'
             ) x 

NAME                 VALUE
-------------------- --------------------
lowDispUnitsPerPack  1.000
dosageForm           TAB
medicaidUnitType     TAB
medicareUnitType     TAB
medicareUnitsPerPack 100.0
unitConversion       1
type                 Item
unitMeasure          EA
pricingUnitMeasure   EA
labelerCode          63481
productNum           63481062975
description          PERCOCET 10/325MG x
longDescription      PERCOCET 10/325MG x
desiIndicator        2
genericBrandType     BRND
endoOrgCode          0010                 

16 rows selected

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BEGIN

 xmldoc := xmltype(xmlstr);
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    < attribute name = "Name" > rrr_Mo < / attribute >

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    < = "Scope" attribute name > SCOPE_GLOBAL < / attribute >

    < attribute name = "Révision" / >

    < / basics >

    < children / >

    < / typical >

    < application >

    < basics >

    < name of attribute 'Type' = > Application < / attribute >

    < attribute name = "Name" > yu123 < / attribute >

    < = "Scope" attribute name > SCOPE_PROJECT < / attribute >

    < attribute name = "Révision" / >

    < attribute name = "Id" > 3197922 < / attribute >

    < / basics >

    < children / >

    < / application >

    < / children >

    < / project >

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  2  from tmp_xml t
  3     , xmltable('/Project/Children/Application/Basics'
  4         passing t.doc
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  6       ) x
  7  ;

APPLICATION_NAME
------------------------------
rty
yu123

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ANY_PATH                                                                        
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
/sys/schemas/GKSADMIN/ICD                                                       
/sys/schemas/GKSADMIN/ICD/datentypen_V1.40.xsd                                  
/sys/schemas/GKSADMIN/ICD/ehd_header_V1.40.xsd                                  
/sys/schemas/GKSADMIN/ICD/ehd_root_V1.40.xsd                                    
/sys/schemas/GKSADMIN/ICD/icd_body.xsd                                          
/sys/schemas/GKSADMIN/ICD/icd_header.xsd                                        
/sys/schemas/GKSADMIN/ICD/icd_root.xsd                                          
/sys/schemas/GKSADMIN/ICD/keytabs_V1.40.xsd                                     

8 Zeilen ausgewählt.
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 Name                                      Null?    Typ
 ----------------------------------------- -------- ----------------------------
 ID                                                 CHAR(2)
 XML_DOCUMENT                                       SYS.XMLTYPE(XMLSchema "ICD/i
                                                    cd_root.xsd" Element "ehd") 
                                                    STORAGE Object-relational TY
                                                    PE "ICD$ICD_ROOT_TYP"
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Verzeichnis wurde erstellt.

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alt   4:   INSERT INTO &XMLTypeTable
neu   4:   INSERT INTO icd
Geben Sie einen Wert für id ein: 01
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alt   5:     VALUES (&id, XMLType(bfilename('SOURCE_DIR', '&InstanceDocument'),
neu   5:     VALUES (01, XMLType(bfilename('SOURCE_DIR', 'icdtest.xml'),
declare
*
FEHLER in Zeile 1:
ORA-01830: Datumsformatstruktur endet vor Umwandlung der gesamten 
Eingabezeichenfolge 
ORA-06512: in Zeile 4 


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          <xs:annotation>
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          </xs:annotation>
     </xs:element>
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          <xs:complexContent>
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          </xs:complexContent>
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    Miklós HERBOLY

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    Rambeau

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OLD_XML                                                                                              NEW_XML
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                                                                       
                                             
                                                                                 
    2457                                                                 2457
                                                                                                
                                                                                 
    2453                                                                 2453
                                                                                                
                                                                                 
    2522                                                                 2522
                                                                                                
                                                                                        
                                                                                                         10000

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    < SOAP: Body >

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    100,000

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    -------------------- ------------------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
    0000011002 01/01/2001 00:00:00 111 100 100 100

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---------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------
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 ------------------------------ --------------

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    REQ_NAME XML_CONTENT
    DB_100

    < item id = "DB_100" >

    < AddedInLocal > false < / AddedInLocal >

    < AddedInModify > false < / AddedInModify >

    < / point >

    DB_101

    < item id = "DB_101" >

    < AddedInLocal > false < / AddedInLocal >

    < AddedInModify > false < / AddedInModify >

    < / point >

    DB_102

    < item id = "DB_102" >

    < AddedInLocal > false < / AddedInLocal >

    < AddedInModify > true < / AddedInModify >

    < / point >

    Load.CTL file wich is full xml load in 1 card:

    load data

    INFILE *.

    BadFile "test.bad."

    discardfile 'test.dsc '.

    Add

    in the test_xml table

    (ext_file filling 40,

    xml_content (ext_file) lobfile completed by expressions of folklore)

    begindata

    test. XML

    Gurus, could you please help me how should I reconfigure load.ctl file to get the desired result?

    Another option would be to insert the data directly, without using SQL * Loader, such as shown below.  This would require that your data file is on your server, not your client.

    Scott@orcl12c > host type c:\my_oracle_files\test.xml

    http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">

    fake

    fake

    fake

    fake

    fake

    true

    Scott@orcl12c > CREATE TABLE TEST_XML

    2 (REQ_NAME, VARCHAR2 (100),)

    3 XML_CONTENT XMLTYPE

    4     )

    5.

    Table created.

    Scott@orcl12c > create or replace directory mon_repertoire as 'c:\my_oracle_files '.

    2.

    Created directory.

    Scott@orcl12c > insert into test_xml (req_name, xml_content)

    2 select x.id, x.item

    xmltable 3

    4 ("/ DB/work item")

    5 passage xmltype (bfilename ("Mon_repertoire", "test.xml"), NLS_CHARSET_ID ("WE8MSWIN1252'))

    6 columns

    path of varchar2 (100) 7 id "@id."

    path of xmltype 8 point '.') x

    9.

    3 lines were created.

    Scott@orcl12c > column req_name format a8

    Scott@orcl12c > column xml_content format a60

    Scott@orcl12c > select * from test_xml

    2.

    REQ_NAME XML_CONTENT

    -------- ------------------------------------------------------------

    DB_100

    fake

    fake

    DB_101

    fake

    fake

    DB_102

    fake

    true

    3 selected lines.

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