XML from the Oracle Table data

Hi all

I'm new to this network. I'm also new to oracle XML package. I want a help with the query below.

CREATE TABLE EMP (ID NUMBER PRIMARY KEY, NAME VARCHAR2 (10), TELEPHONE NUMBER);

INSERT INTO EMP (ID, NAME, PHONE) VALUES (11, 'Joy', 1234);
INSERT INTO EMP (ID, NAME, PHONE) VALUES (22, 'Mike', 5678).
INSERT INTO EMP (ID, NAME, PHONE) VALUES (33, "Jason", NULL);
COMMIT;

I want to export data from the EMP table in an XML file with the format below.

Power required:

<? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8"? > < Joy STATICDATA > < EMP > < ID > 11 < /ID > < NAME > < / NAME > < / EMP > < / STATICDATA >
<? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8"? > < Mike STATICDATA > < EMP > < ID > 22 < /ID > < NAME > < / NAME > < / EMP > < / STATICDATA >
<? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8"? > < Jason STATICDATA > < EMP > < ID > 33 < /ID > < NAME > < / NAME > < / EMP > < / STATICDATA >

I used some XML functions and you wrote the following query.

Select XMLROOT (XMLELEMENT (staticdata, XMLELEMENT (EMP, XMLELEMENT(ID,ID), XMLELEMENT(NAME,NAME))), version "1.0" encoding = "UTF - 8') xml EMP;

my query output:

<? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8"? >
< STATICDATA >
< EMP >
< ID > 11 / < ID >
Joy of < NAME > < / NAME >
< / EMP >
< / STATICDATA >
<? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8"? >
< STATICDATA >
< EMP >
< ID > 22 / < ID >
< NAME > Mike < / NAME >
< / EMP >
< / STATICDATA >
<? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8"? >
< STATICDATA >
< EMP >
< ID > 33 / < ID >
Jason < NAME > < / NAME >
< / EMP >
< / STATICDATA >


But I want the out as the power required above. all records in a single line. can someone help me achieve the desired output. also can I export all columns of the table with something like select * from the table in the XML file?

Thank you
Delobelle

Don't know why you need it on a single line, but you could:

Select XMLTYPE (REGEXP_REPLACE (XMLROOT (XMLELEMENT (staticdata, XMLELEMENT (EMP, XMLELEMENT(ID,ID), XMLELEMENT(NAME,NAME))), version "1.0" encoding = "UTF - 8'), CHR (10) |)) ' *<><'))>
FROM EMP;

SY.

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