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Steve Muise - SQL Server stuff

From the CLR to Analysis Services - SQL 2005 is a whole new beast. I will be discussing my findings, learnings, experiences, and personal opinions on the new new SQL Platform. I will also be posting follow-up conversations, code samples, question discussions from the MSDN SQL Programmability webcasts I am doing on Fridays. Come join us on Friday http://www.microsoft.com/events/series/msdnsqlserver2005.mspx

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XQuery - Session 9

In SQL 2005, XML has gone native and with the now native XML type is the need to query effectively and efficiently. Thus the use of XQuery. XQuery allows a XML file to be queried in place and only the resulting values returned. XQuery is a super-set of XPath, and additional functions. It is a pretty large and complex set of functions and properties, but fairly easy to read and learn (since it is plain text, doesn't need a compiler and is fairly verbose)

 

Here is the link to the sample code I demo'ed during the webcast. I ran over again, so take a few minutes and look over the sample code.Most of it is pretty straight forward and makes goos sense when you see it.

 

http://www.neudesic.com/uploads/steve_muise/09_XQuery.zip

 

Let me kow if you have any further questions.

 

Steve

Published Friday, May 26, 2006 11:21 AM by Steve_Muise

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