Reading XML using XSLT data
I have a problem of reading xml using XSLT data. There is a CASE - 900000016, has two sequences. SEQ NO1 and NO2 SEQ. Each sequence has an activity. I try to display the info of the activity under corresponding sequences.SEQ 01
Activity
SEQ 02
Activity
This is the xml file.
<? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "utf-8" standalone = "yes"? >
< case >
< EventList >
< PAEvent >
< CASENO > 900000016 < / CASENO >
< > 01 SEQ_NO < / SEQ_NO >
APPROVED < STATUS > < / STATUS >
< REASON > < / REASON >
< PR_NO > 506024 < / PR_NO >
< SRV_BEG_DAT > 11/02/2010 < / SRV_BEG_DAT >
< SRV_END_DAT > 11/02/2010 < / SRV_END_DAT >
< / PAEvent >
< PAEvent >
< CASENO > 900000016 < / CASENO >
< > 02 SEQ_NO < / SEQ_NO >
APPROVED < STATUS > < / STATUS >
< TYPE > < / TYPE >
< REASON > < / REASON >
< PR_NO > < / PR_NO >
< SRV_BEG_DAT > 11/02/2010 < / SRV_BEG_DAT >
< SRV_END_DAT > 28/02/2010 < / SRV_END_DAT >
< / PAEvent >
false < hasErrors > < / hasErrors >
< / EventList >
< ActivitiesList >
< PAActivity >
< CASE_NO > 900000016 < / CASE_NO >
< > 01 SEQNO < / SEQNO >
< ACTVTY_LN_NO > 03 < / ACTVTY_LN_NO >
< ACTVTY_TYP >: < / ACTVTY_TYP >
< UNIT_PRC > 16.2500 < / UNIT_PRC >
< / PAActivity >
< PAActivity >
< CASE_NO > 900000016 < / CASE_NO >
< > 02 SEQNO < / SEQNO >
< ACTVTY_LN_NO > 01 < / ACTVTY_LN_NO >
< ACTVTY_TYP > P < / ACTVTY_TYP >
< UNIT_PRC > 0.0000 < / UNIT_PRC >
< / PAActivity >
false < hasErrors > < / hasErrors >
< / ActivitiesList >
< / Cases >
XSLT code
<? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "utf-8"? >
< xsl: stylesheet version = "1.0" xmlns: xsl = "http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform" >
< xsl: template match = "Case" >
< div Id = "dvEvents" align = "center" >
<!--list of events-->
< table width = "75%" border = "0" >
< style tr = "text-align: left;" background-color: gray; ">
< td colspan = "8" class = "SmallBlackFontBolder" >
< b > < /b > events
< table >
< /tr >
< xsl: for-each select = "EventList/PAEvent" >
< b >
< class td = "SmallBlackFontBold" style = "" text-align: left; "width ="8% "> Seq No.: < table >"
< class td = "SmallGreenFontBold" align = "left" width = "10%" >
< xsl: value-of select = "SEQ_NO" / >
< table >
< class td = "SmallBlackFontBold" align = "left" width = "8%" > status: < table >
< td align = "left" width = "11%" >
< xsl: value-of select = "STATUS" / >
< table >
< /tr >
< b >
< td >
<!--get the list of activities-->
< xsl: for-each select = "Case/ActivitiesList/PAActivity" >
< xsl: if test = "Case, EventList, PAEvent, SEQ_NO = case, ActivitiesList, PAActivity, SEQNO" >
< table width = "75%" >
< b >
< class td = "SmallBlackFontBold" style = "" text-align: left; "width ="8% "> Seq No.: < table >"
< class td = "SmallGreenFontBold" align = "left" width = "10%" >
< xsl: value-of select = "Case, ActivitiesList, PAActivity, SEQNO" / >
< table >
Unit price < td >: < table >
< td align = "left" width = "11%" >
< xsl: value-of select = "Case, ActivitiesList, PAActivity, UNIT_PRC" / >
< table >
< /tr >
< /table >
< / xsl: if >
< / xsl: foreach >
<!--get the list of activities-->
< table >
< /tr >
< b >
< class td = "SmallBlackFontBold" align = "left" width = "8%" > reason: < table >
< td align = "left" width = "20%" >
< xsl: value-of select = "PAEvent/EventList/reason" / >
< table >
< td > < table >
< td > < table >
< class td = "SmallBlackFontBold" align = "left" width = "14%" > PR_NO: < table >
< td align = "left" width = "18%" >
< xsl: value-of select = "PAEvent/EventList/PR_NO" / >
< table >
< /tr >
< / xsl: foreach >
< /table >
< / div >
< / xsl: template >
< / xsl: stylesheet >
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This is simple, simple and needs no additional items.select xmlelement("Departments", xmlattributes('http://xmlns.example.org' as "xmlns") , xmlagg( xmlelement("Department", xmlattributes(d.deptno as "Id") , xmlelement("Name", d.dname) , xmlelement("Employees" , xmlagg( xmlelement("Employee", xmlattributes(e.empno as "Id") , xmlforest( e.ename as "Name" , e.job as "Job" ) ) order by e.empno ) ) ) order by d.deptno ) ) from scott.dept d join scott.emp e on e.deptno = d.deptno group by d.deptno, d.dname ;Output:
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Hello
I need to call a web service of PL/SQL and analyze the values returned
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</Favourite>]]></GetDefinitionResult> </GetDefinitionResponse> </soap:Body> </soap:Envelope>
The database will be a 10.2.0.4 at most.
Update: so far I've had this
I get an error ora-01706 when I just extract (field longer which enabled 4K) - so now I extract the entire contents of the < GetDefinitionResult > - but then the CDATA is harassing me :-)declare p_xml clob := ' <soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"> <soap:Body> <GetDefinitionResponse xmlns="http://synergi.com"> <GetDefinitionResult><![CDATA[<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <Favourite> .... .... ... '; w_namespaces varchar2(100) := 'xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns="http://synergi.com"'; w_xpath varchar2(100) := '/soap:Envelope/soap:Body/GetDefinitionResponse/GetDefinitionResult/text()'; w_xpath2 varchar2(100) := '/*:DomainNode'; w_svar clob; w_xml xmltype; procedure pr(p_in varchar2) as begin dbms_output.put_line(p_in); end; begin w_xml := xmltype(p_xml); select extract(w_xml,w_xpath,w_namespaces).getclobval() into w_svar from dual; pr('svar:' || w_svar); /* select extractvalue(xmltype(w_svar),w_xpath2) into w_svar from dual; pr('svar2:' || w_svar); */ end;
Is there a clever way to get rid of this CDATA including the <! and [[and]]? I mean you can do CDATA with function xmlcdata... but nbow I would get rid of him.
update of the end-
concerning
MetteAnother way, I just thought, using XSLT:
select xmltransform(v_response, xmltype('OK, I see you have something working now :)
A final suggestion: using SUBSTR/INSTR combinations can be better than the REGEXP_ functions * on large text content. -
Hi guys
I want to read XML file that is stored as a clob in the database table (test_clob) in column (xml_file).
I use the following query just to read data from the file.<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <!--Sample XML file generated by xmlspy.com)--> <mslv-sa:orEvent xmlns:mslv-sa="http://www.metav.com/oss/Sctivation/2003" xmlns:tls="http://www.meolv.com/oss/Sctivation/2003" xmlns:co="http://java.sun.com/products/oss/xml/Common" xmlns:sa="http://java.sun.com/products/oss/xml/Sivation" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"> <co:applicationDN/> <co:eventTime>2006-07-17T03:21:13</co:eventTime> <sa:currentState>closed.completed</sa:currentState> <sa:orderKey> <co:applicationDN/> <co:type/> <sa:primaryKey>SUAUG20_1ADSLCON-268554296-JOB-ISPSERVICE23</sa:primaryKey> </sa:orderKey> <sa:reason/> <mslv-sa:externalSystemId/> <mslv-sa:eventId>36</mslv-sa:eventId> <mslv-sa:eventStatus>1</mslv-sa:eventStatus> <mslv-sa:except>N</mslv-sa:except> <mslv-sa:rollbackExcept>N</mslv-sa:rollbackExcept> <mslv-sa:services> <mslv-sa:item> <mslv-sa:serviceKey> <co:applicationContext> <co:factoryClass/> <co:url/> <co:systemProperties/> </co:applicationContext> <co:applicationDN/> <co:type>ACT_POSTPAID</co:type> <sa:primaryKey>aitorc01_5100719489001</sa:primaryKey> <mslv-sa:serviceSequenceNumber>1</mslv-sa:serviceSequenceNumber> </mslv-sa:serviceKey> <mslv-sa:serviceState>active.completed</mslv-sa:serviceState> </mslv-sa:item> </mslv-sa:services> </mslv-sa:orderCompleteEvent>
But its giving following errorselect x.time FROM test_clob ,XMLTABLE('/mslv-sa:orderCompleteEvent/co:applicationDN/' PASSING XMLTYPE(test_clob.xml_file) COLUMNS time VARCHAR2(100)PATH '/mslv-sa:orderCompleteEvent/mslv-sa:orderCompleteEvent/co:eventTime')x
Please provide details21:22:53 LPX-00801: XQuery syntax error at 'EOF' 21:22:53 1 /mslv-sa:orderCompleteEvent/co:applicationDN/
See you soon
SexyHi Vanessa,
I see several issues here.
-L' example of XML document you gave is not well-formed.
-Some XPath expressions are false, i.e. they address anything in the document.
-You must also declare the namespaces that you use in XMLTable.Assuming that the root element is actually "mslv - its: orderCompleteEvent", it should be better:
SELECT x.eventtime FROM test_clob t , XMLTable( XMLNamespaces( 'http://www.metav.com/oss/Sctivation/2003' as "mslv-sa" , 'http://java.sun.com/products/oss/xml/Common' as "co" ) , '/mslv-sa:orderCompleteEvent' PASSING XMLTYPE(t.xml_file) COLUMNS eventtime timestamp PATH 'co:eventTime' ) x ; -
Merging XML but my date is so broken!
I have data to an XML file. It merges with my PDF template read-only. The date from XML is formatted as follows:
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The 'extra' at the end is a zone code. It is stored in the database like this.
In my form, I have a read-only which displays the date above - the problem, it's that way, too!
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Hi ronini,
You should be able to use the following database on your date field;
date {YYYY-MM-DD?}
Input data should match the part of YYYY-MM-DD, but the characters corresponding to questions marks will be ignored.
On the output, you would end up with spaces where question marks.
Bruce
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I get a message to my ColdFusion script. This message contains an xml script. My shoulders of coldfusion script read the xml, but I don't now how to get ik code xml. Cannot find the right var that contains the XML.
Retail (which will be sent to my CF script)
Contains headers:
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Content-Length: xxxx
Body contains:
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< transaction >
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Eerste < AccountKey > < / AccountKey >
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So my question is:
How CF reconise that there is a forthcoming xml script?
Thank youQuote:
How CF reconise that there is a forthcoming xml script?CF is required to treat the data as XML using one of the XML construction works or tags such as XmlParse.
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I found a solution in this archived thread, https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/942499and I applied it, but it doesn't seem to workThanks much el - cor
I used the code you posted on 969955 page
[ https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/969955 ]Strangely enough I need to disable/enable Adblock Plus after, but it works
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Whenever I start my computer runs CHKDSK - it says checking file system on E: and then he said that it should be checked for consistency. It works until stage 3 when he says 'impossible to read the security descriptors data stream' how to fix this?
I tried chkdsk e:/r and it runs before step 3 when I get the "unable to read the security descriptors data stream" and it goes no further.
I also tried fsutil dirty query e:- but it says something about a parameter incorrect and not if the volume is dirty or clean.
Then I tried chkdsk e:/f/x - that always gives me the same mistake about it being an incorrect setting.
As far as I know there is absolutely nothing on E:, I didn't even know that there was an additional drive. Right now I have it turned off so that I can use my computer. It seems to work fine without it. I read an article that said that if I can't fix e: with chkdsk which I have to do a low-level format of the reader? What's my next step? And I can do without the XP disc?
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fsutil dirty query e:
is correct (except, of course, you try to use from the Recovery Console, where the fsutil command is not available). Are you logged on as a user with administrative rights when you use fsutil?
Similarly, the switches /f and/x are not available for chkdsk in the Recovery Console.
See Recovery Console controls.
Click on desktop then right-click on E: drive icon and select Properties. What is indicated for:
- File system
- Space used
- Free space
- Capacity
Now double click the icon for E: are shown files? If not, click Tools > Folder Options > view and select the radio button "Show hidden files and folders" and uncheck "Hide protected files (recommended) operating system. Now that you see all the files?
Everything you read 'low level of shaped' is nonsense. Any modern PC drive cannot be low level formatted by end users. You can read this, but there is really no necessary even to "zero fill" your drive E: http://seagate.custkb.com/seagate/crm/selfservice/search.jsp?DocId=203931 (I have not checked to see if the WD tools rescuer has similar characteristics to SeaTools for DOS).
If you are convinced that there is nothing of value on E (for example, installation of backup or restore), you can either format by right-clicking on the drive icon in my computer and selecting "format" or you can start disk management as described previously and use either in electronic format or delete the partition completely. If you delete the partition, space becomes "unallocated".
Because I guess C is your system drive (where Windows is), you may be able to use the diskpart tool to extend the partition F to use the unallocated space left if you decide to remove E well it's much easier (and safer) to do with disk management third-party tools such as Easeus Partition Manager free : http://www.partition-tool.com/personal.htm
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