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Posted by AJA on 03/26/07 07:47
> You should be able to do up to 8000 characters, reset where you have 1000
> and replace it with 8000.
> If you have a requirement for more than 8000 , reply and I'll send you a
> stored procedure that handles this problem
It will be about 20MB XML file. So more than 8000 characters. Thank you for
reply and I'm waiting for procedure.
Best Regards
AJA
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> "AJA" <ajanospam74@gazeta.pl> wrote in message
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>> Hello
>> I watchet some posts but did not find answer to my question : how to
>> import data from xml into mssql 2000 using t-sql?
>>
>> i tried:
>>
>> USE Northwind
>> if(object_id('dbo.test_xml') is not null)
>> drop table dbo.test_xml
>> go
>> create table dbo.test_xml (Id int identity(1,1), col1 text)
>> go
>> insert into test_xml(col1) values('')
>> go
>> declare @cmd varchar(512)
>> set @cmd = 'D:\Progra~1\Micros~3\MSSQL\Binn\TextCopy.exe /S /U
>> [user] /P [password] /D Northwind /F c:\pobierz.xml /T
>> test_xml /C col1 /I /W "where Id = 1"'
>> exec master..xp_cmdshell @cmd, 'no_output'
>> go
>> declare
>> @hdoc int
>> , @doc varchar(1000)
>> select @doc = col1 from dbo.test_xml
>> exec sp_xml_preparedocument @hdoc out, @doc
>> select @hdoc as hdoc
>> -- ...
>> select * from openxml(@hdoc, ...
>>
>> --...
>> exec sp_xml_removedocument @hdoc
>>
>> But my documet have more than 1000characters and more than max varchar.
>> So how to do that?
>>
>>
>> Best regards
>> AJA
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