Unable to get XML attributes in elements with function XMLTABLE

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  But how do I get the attributes of this day and this day using the same type of syntax (v_XML.extract)?

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  l_node2 DBMS_XMLDOM.domnode;
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  COMMIT;
  
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  correct: = true;
  
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  error: = sqlerrm;
  
  end insert_table;

  l_nl := dbms_xslprocessor.selectNodes(l_n, '/TaxInvoice/TaxInvoiceDocument');
  

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  l_nl := dbms_xslprocessor.selectnodes(l_n,'/TaxInvoice/TaxInvoiceDocument','xmlns="urn:kr:or:kec:standard:Tax:ReusableAggregateBusinessInformation:1:0"');
  

  Published by: Alexandr on August 17, 2011 12:36 AM

• Retrieves the value of the XML attribute for multiple element sequence

  Guys,
  
  I have already posted this in the forum XML DB, but some of you could help me.
  
  
  I have searched for a solution for this and couldn't quite. I'm trying to get multiple entries in a node attribute values. It workes for a single node, but for many nodes, it fails. Could you please give me a solution?
  
  

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    4  from xmltable('WORLD' passing xmltype('
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  INDIA MUMBAI 10000

  When I execute the same for several nodes, it fails, please guide me. Please also let me know how to handle if I have an XML file that contains this data.
  
  

  SQL> select extractvalue(column_value, '/WORLD/COUNTRY/@NAME') COUNTRY_NAME
    2        ,extractvalue(column_value, '/WORLD/COUNTRY/CITY/@NAME') CITY_NAME
    3        ,extractvalue(column_value, '/WORLD/COUNTRY/CITY/@POPULATION') POPULATION
    4  from xmltable('WORLD' passing xmltype('
    5  <WORLD>
    6  <COUNTRY NAME="INDIA">
    7  <CITY NAME="MUMBAI" POPULATION="10000"></CITY>
    8  <CITY NAME="CHENNAI" POPULATION="2000"></CITY>
    9  <CITY NAME="BANGALORE" POPULATION="13000"></CITY>
   10  <CITY NAME="HYDERABAD" POPULATION="14000"></CITY>
   11  </COUNTRY>
   12  </WORLD>'
   13  ));
  select extractvalue(column_value, '/WORLD/COUNTRY/@NAME') COUNTRY_NAME
                                                                    *
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  ORA-19025: EXTRACTVALUE returns value of only one node

  See you soon
  Sarma.

  So, this is the first step:

  SQL> with test as
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    3                 
    4                 
    5                 
    6                 
    7                 
    8                 
    9  ') resp from dual)
   10  select country
   11       , cities
   12  from xmltable('WORLD/COUNTRY' passing (select resp from test)
   13                         columns country varchar2(50) path '/COUNTRY/@NAME'
   14                               , cities xmltype path '/COUNTRY/CITY') world
   15  /
  
  COUNTRY         CITIES
  --------------- --------------------------------------------------
  INDIA           
  

  two columns, a varchar2 and an xmltype.

  Then do the same with the second column, pass the XML to the function XMLTABLE

  SQL> with test as
    2  (select xmltype('
    3                 
    4                 
    5                 
    6                 
    7                 
    8                 
    9  ') resp from dual)
   10  select country
   11       , cit.name
   12       , cit.population
   13  from xmltable('WORLD/COUNTRY' passing (select resp from test)
   14                         columns country varchar2(50) path '/COUNTRY/@NAME'
   15                               , cities xmltype path '/COUNTRY/CITY') world
   16     , xmltable ('CITY' passing cities
   17                columns name varchar2(50) path '@NAME'
   18                      , population number path '@POPULATION'
   19                ) cit
   20  ;
  
  COUNTRY         NAME                                               POPULATION
  --------------- -------------------------------------------------- ----------
  INDIA           MUMBAI                                                  10000
  INDIA           CHENNAI                                                  2000
  INDIA           BANGALORE                                               13000
  INDIA           HYDERABAD                                               14000