OPENXML sp_xml_prepared ocument - how to use it?

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I'm trying to upload XML into SQL Server 2000. I've never used openxml and I'm struggling with it. Below is the procedure with data.

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DECLARE @idoc int
 
DECLARE @doc varchar (1000)
 
SET @doc ='

<Root>

<MajorFamily>

        <FamilyName>CSSP Essential SW</FamilyName>

        <MinorFamily>

            <FamilyName>CSSP Ess SW for CallMgr Series Products</FamilyName>

             <ProductNumber>CON-SESW-SBCSEU</ProductNumber>

        </MinorFamily>

     </MajorFamily>

     <MajorFamily>

        <FamilyName>Catalyst 2900 Series</FamilyName>

        <MinorFamily>

            <FamilyName>Catalyst 2900 Series Accessories</FamilyName>

             <ProductNumber>CAB-RPSAC=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>CAB-RPSACE=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>CAB-RPSY-2218=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>CABLEGUARD-C2940=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>STK-RACKMOUNT-1RU=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>WS-X2948G-RACK=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>WS-X2980G-RACK=</ProductNumber>

        </MinorFamily>

        <MinorFamily>

            <FamilyName>Catalyst 2900 Series Software</FamilyName>

             <ProductNumber>WS-C2980-EMS-LIC=</ProductNumber>

        </MinorFamily>

     </MajorFamily>

</Root>'
 
EXEC sp_xml_preparedocument @idoc OUTPUT, @doc
 
SELECT *

FROM OPENXML (@idoc, '???', 1)

WITH 
 
([MajorFamilyName] nvarchar(255) '???',

[MinorFamilyName] nvarchar(255) '???',

[ProductNunber] nvarchar(255) '???',

)
 
EXEC sp_xml_removedocument @idoc

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emsik1001

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I've managed to run it on one example

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 DECLARE @idoc int
 
DECLARE @doc varchar (1000)
 
SET @doc ='

<Root>

    <MajorFamily>

        <FamilyName>Training</FamilyName>

        <MinorFamily>

            <FamilyName>Cisco Learning Credit</FamilyName>

             <ProductNumber>TRN-CLC-000</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>TRN-CLC-001</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>TRN-CLC-003</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>TRN-CLC-004</ProductNumber>

        </MinorFamily>

     </MajorFamily>

</Root>'
 
EXEC sp_xml_preparedocument @idoc OUTPUT, @doc

print @idoc
 
SELECT *

FROM OPENXML (@idoc, '/Root/MajorFamily/MinorFamily/ProductNumber', 1)

WITH 

([ImportDate] nvarchar(255) '../../FamilyName',

 [FileName] nvarchar(255) '../FamilyName',

 [test] nvarchar(255) '.'

)
 
EXEC sp_xml_removedocument @idoc

But it fails if I add more data

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 DECLARE @idoc int
 
DECLARE @doc varchar (1000)
 
SET @doc ='

<Root>

     <MajorFamily>

        <FamilyName>Advanced Services</FamilyName>

        <MinorFamily>

            <FamilyName>Application Oriented Networking (AON)</FamilyName>

             <ProductNumber>AS-AON-PDI-8340-K9</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>AS-AON-PDI-BUN-K9</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>AS-AON-PDI-K9</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>AS-AON-PDI-NM-K9</ProductNumber>

        </MinorFamily>

     </MajorFamily>

     <MajorFamily>

        <FamilyName>Advanced Technology</FamilyName>

        <MinorFamily>

            <FamilyName>Training Category A</FamilyName>

             <ProductNumber>AS-TRAIN-A</ProductNumber>

        </MinorFamily>

        <MinorFamily>

            <FamilyName>Training Category A for APAC</FamilyName>

             <ProductNumber>AS-TRAIN-A-A</ProductNumber>

        </MinorFamily>

        <MinorFamily>

            <FamilyName>Training Category A for LATAM</FamilyName>

             <ProductNumber>AS-TRAIN-A-L</ProductNumber>

        </MinorFamily>

        <MinorFamily>

            <FamilyName>Training Category B</FamilyName>

             <ProductNumber>AS-TRAIN-B</ProductNumber>

        </MinorFamily>

        <MinorFamily>

            <FamilyName>Training Category B for APAC</FamilyName>

             <ProductNumber>AS-TRAIN-B-A</ProductNumber>

        </MinorFamily>

        <MinorFamily>

            <FamilyName>Training Category B for LATAM</FamilyName>

             <ProductNumber>AS-TRAIN-B-L</ProductNumber>

        </MinorFamily>

        <MinorFamily>

            <FamilyName>Training Category C</FamilyName>

             <ProductNumber>AS-TRAIN-C</ProductNumber>

        </MinorFamily>

        <MinorFamily>

            <FamilyName>Training Category C for APAC</FamilyName>

             <ProductNumber>AS-TRAIN-C-A</ProductNumber>

        </MinorFamily>

        <MinorFamily>

            <FamilyName>Training Category C for LATAM</FamilyName>

             <ProductNumber>AS-TRAIN-C-L</ProductNumber>

        </MinorFamily>

        <MinorFamily>

            <FamilyName>Training Category D</FamilyName>

             <ProductNumber>AS-TRAIN-D</ProductNumber>

        </MinorFamily>

        <MinorFamily>

            <FamilyName>Training Category D for APAC</FamilyName>

             <ProductNumber>AS-TRAIN-D-A</ProductNumber>

        </MinorFamily>

        <MinorFamily>

            <FamilyName>Training Category D for LATAM</FamilyName>

             <ProductNumber>AS-TRAIN-D-L</ProductNumber>

        </MinorFamily>

        <MinorFamily>

            <FamilyName>Training Category E</FamilyName>

             <ProductNumber>AS-TRAIN-E</ProductNumber>

        </MinorFamily>

        <MinorFamily>

            <FamilyName>Training Category E for APAC</FamilyName>

             <ProductNumber>AS-TRAIN-E-A</ProductNumber>

        </MinorFamily>

        <MinorFamily>

            <FamilyName>Training Category E for LATAM</FamilyName>

             <ProductNumber>AS-TRAIN-E-L</ProductNumber>

        </MinorFamily>

        <MinorFamily>

            <FamilyName>Training Category F</FamilyName>

             <ProductNumber>AS-TRAIN-F</ProductNumber>

        </MinorFamily>

        <MinorFamily>

            <FamilyName>Training Category F for APAC</FamilyName>

             <ProductNumber>AS-TRAIN-F-A</ProductNumber>

        </MinorFamily>

        <MinorFamily>

            <FamilyName>Training Category F for LATAM</FamilyName>

             <ProductNumber>AS-TRAIN-F-L</ProductNumber>

        </MinorFamily>

     </MajorFamily>

     <MajorFamily>

        <FamilyName>Application Control Engine (ACE)</FamilyName>

        <MinorFamily>

            <FamilyName>ACE Appliance</FamilyName>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-4710-1F-K9</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-4710-2F-K9</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-4710-BAS-SK-K9</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-4710-BUN-SK-K9</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-4710-K9</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-4710-K9=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-AP-01-LIC</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-AP-02-LIC</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-AP-02-LIC=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-AP-04-UP1=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-AP-04-UP2=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-AP-C-1000-LIC</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-AP-C-1000-LIC=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-AP-C-500-LIC</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-AP-C-500-LIC=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-AP-C-UP1=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-AP-C-UP3=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-AP-OPT-LIC-K9</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-AP-OPT-LIC-K9=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-AP-SSL-05K-K9</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-AP-SSL-05K-K9=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-AP-SSL-7K-K9</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-AP-SSL-7K-K9=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-AP-SSL-UP1-K9=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-AP-SW-1.7A</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-AP-VIRT-020</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-AP-VIRT-020=</ProductNumber>

        </MinorFamily>

        <MinorFamily>

            <FamilyName>ACE Global Site Selector</FamilyName>

             <ProductNumber>GSS-4492R-K9</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>SF-GSS-DDOSLIC</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>SF-GSS-DDOSLIC=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>SF-GSS-DNSLIC</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>SF-GSS-DNSLIC=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>SF-GSS-V2.0-K9</ProductNumber>

        </MinorFamily>

        <MinorFamily>

            <FamilyName>Application Control Engine (ACE) Bundles</FamilyName>

             <ProductNumber>WS-C6504-E-ACE-K9</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>WS-C6504E-ACE20-K9</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>WS-C6509-E-ACE-K9</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>WS-C6509E-ACE20-K9</ProductNumber>

        </MinorFamily>

        <MinorFamily>

            <FamilyName>Application Control Engine (ACE) Licenses</FamilyName>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-04G-LIC</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-08G-LIC</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-16G-LIC</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-SBC-H248</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-SBC-H323</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-SBC-H323=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-SBC-NO-APP</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-SBC-RTU</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-SBC-SIP</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-SBC-SIP=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-SBC-SW2000</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-SBC-SW3000-K9</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-SBC-SW3000-K9=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-SEC-LIC-K9</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-SSL-05K-K9</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-SSL-05K-K9=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-SSL-10K-K9</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-SSL-10K-K9=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-SSL-15K-K9</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-SSL-15K-K9=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-SSL-UP1-K9=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-SSL-UP2-K9=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-UPG1-LIC=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-UPG2-LIC=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-VIRT-020</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-VIRT-020=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-VIRT-050</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-VIRT-050=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-VIRT-100</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-VIRT-100=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-VIRT-250</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-VIRT-250=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-VIRT-UP1=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-VIRT-UP2=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-VIRT-UP3=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE20-SBC-K9</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE20-SBC-K9=</ProductNumber>

        </MinorFamily>

        <MinorFamily>

            <FamilyName>Application Control Engine (ACE) Service Module</FamilyName>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-SBC-SW2000-K9</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-SBC-SW2000-K9=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE10-6500-K9</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE10-6500-K9=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE20-MOD-K9</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE20-MOD-K9=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE20-SBC-K9</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE20-SBC-K9=</ProductNumber>

        </MinorFamily>

        <MinorFamily>

            <FamilyName>Application Control Engine (ACE) Software</FamilyName>

             <ProductNumber>SC6K-3.0.0A14-ACE</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>SC6K-3.0.0A16-ACE</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>SC6K-A21-ACE</ProductNumber>

        </MinorFamily>

        <MinorFamily>

            <FamilyName>Application Control Engine (ACE) XML Gateway</FamilyName>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-WAF-GAT-LICFX</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-WAF-GAT-LICFX=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-WAF-MGT-LICFX</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-WAF-MGT-LICFX=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-XML-FIPS</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-XML-GAT-LICFX</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-XML-GAT-LICFX=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-XML-GATE-LIC</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-XML-K9</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-XML-MGMT-LIC</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-XML-MGT-LICFX</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-XML-MGT-LICFX=</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-XML-NF-K9</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-XML-NONFIPS</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-XML-SW-5.0</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-XML-SW-5.1</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-XML-SW-5.2</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>ACE-XML-SW-6.0</ProductNumber>

             <ProductNumber>HDD-AXG-360G5=</ProductNumber>

        </MinorFamily>

     </MajorFamily>

</Root>'
 
EXEC sp_xml_preparedocument @idoc OUTPUT, @doc

print @idoc
 
SELECT *

FROM OPENXML (@idoc, '/Root/MajorFamily/MinorFamily/ProductNumber', 1)

WITH 

([ImportDate] nvarchar(255) '../../FamilyName',

 [FileName] nvarchar(255) '../FamilyName',

 [test] nvarchar(255) '.'

)
 
EXEC sp_xml_removedocument @idoc

I'm getting this error

Server: Msg 6603, Level 16, State 1, Procedure sp_xml_prepared ocument, Line 224
XML parsing error: The following tags were not closed: Root, MajorFamily, MinorFamily, ProductNumber.

Jun 23 '08 #2

emsik1001

New Member

It is working after changing data type to varchar(8000) and removing some characters.

However the file I have is 8mb of text and I'm getting this error

The text, ntext, and image data types are invalid for local variables.

Does anyone know how to pass large file into stored procedure? Using T-SQL or VB?

Jun 24 '08 #3

jgoemat

New Member

Try using varchar(max) instead of text
http://www.teratrax.com/articles/varchar_max.html

Jan 25 '10 #4

Yathirajalb

New Member

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 BEGIN

DECLARE @idoc int 
 
DECLARE @doc nvarchar(max) 
 
SET @doc =' 

<Root> 

<MajorFamily> 

        <FamilyName>CSSP Essential SW</FamilyName> 

        <MinorFamily> 

            <FamilyName>CSSP Ess SW for CallMgr Series Products</FamilyName> 

             <ProductNumber>CON-SESW-SBCSEU</ProductNumber> 

        </MinorFamily> 

     </MajorFamily> 

     <MajorFamily> 

        <FamilyName>Catalyst 2900 Series</FamilyName> 

        <MinorFamily> 

            <FamilyName>Catalyst 2900 Series Accessories</FamilyName> 

             <ProductNumber>CAB-RPSAC=</ProductNumber> 

             <ProductNumber>CAB-RPSACE=</ProductNumber> 

             <ProductNumber>CAB-RPSY-2218=</ProductNumber> 

             <ProductNumber>CABLEGUARD-C2940=</ProductNumber> 

             <ProductNumber>STK-RACKMOUNT-1RU=</ProductNumber> 

             <ProductNumber>WS-X2948G-RACK=</ProductNumber> 

             <ProductNumber>WS-X2980G-RACK=</ProductNumber> 

        </MinorFamily> 

        <MinorFamily> 

            <FamilyName>Catalyst 2900 Series Software</FamilyName> 

             <ProductNumber>WS-C2980-EMS-LIC=</ProductNumber> 

        </MinorFamily> 

     </MajorFamily> 

</Root>' 
 
EXEC sp_xml_preparedocument @idoc OUTPUT, @doc 
 
SELECT * 

FROM OPENXML (@idoc, 'Root/MajorFamily/MinorFamily/ProductNumber', 1) 

WITH ([MajorFamilyName] nvarchar(255) '../../FamilyName', 

[MinorFamilyName] nvarchar(255) '../FamilyName', 

[ProductNunber] nvarchar(255) '../ProductNumber') 
 
EXEC sp_xml_removedocument @idoc 

END

try with the above script .. it will work

Jan 1 '14 #5

Dormilich

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@Yathirajalb, I guess after 4 years the problem is of no more importance.

Jan 2 '14 #6

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