How to query xml data type in sql server 2005

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The alternative is to use a plain ExecuteReader and insert the rows as they come, possibly buffering them in small sets of say 500 rows to improve performance. You could say that an inline function is a parameterised view, because the query optimizer expands the function as if it was a macro, and generates the plan as if you had provided the expanded query

  http://blogs.technet.com/b/dpm/archive/2014/09/08/how-to-protect-your-data-protection-manager-sql-database.aspx
Using DPMBACKUP to back up the DPMDB Pro - Easy to run for instant ad-hoc backups Pro - Can be scheduled using Windows Task Scheduler to run as often as you like. This post will not cover setting up a backup vault and installing the Azure agent on the DPM server since that is covered in detail in the TechNet article below

How to analyse SQL Server performance

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However data-write can interfere with disk IO, specially with log writes, and cause delays in log flush waits that are very visible as application performance drops. This kind of information is a real treasure cove to identify problems in an application: Large execution count Queries that are run frequently are the most sensitive for performance

How to Query Oracle from Excel

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Thanks a lot for sharing! google.com 10 Jan 14 at 9:24 pm After I saved as excel, I unlinked the table so I could use the information as is, with no impact upon the existing data. I wonder is it possible to export xls files to Oracle through ODBC? I mean instead of importing xls files through SQL loader of Oracle, how about exporting the Excel table directly to Oracle from Excel through ODBC

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  http://www.developer.com/net/net/article.php/3406251/Work-with-XML-Data-Type-in-SQL-Server-2005-from-ADONET-20.htm
Once you store XML data, you then can perform operations such as querying or updating it from ADO.NET 2.0, XML indexing, executing queries using a new XQuery language, and so on. Saving Values into an XML Data Type Column Now that you have a clear understanding of the XML data type in SQL Server 2005, you can create an ASP.NET page that saves information into an XML data type column by using the values entered by the user

sql server - How to identify which query is filling up the tempdb transaction log? - Database Administrators Stack Exchange

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avoid enabling triggers for bulk operations avoid overuse of LOB types (max types, XML, etc) as local variables keep transactions short and sweet don't set tempdb to be everyone's default database - You may also consider that your tempdb log usage may be caused by internal processes that you have little or no control over - for example database mail, event notifications, query notifications and service broker all use tempdb in some way. breaking up a humongous query into parts may be slightly less efficient, but if it can avoid a huge memory spill to tempdb because the single, larger query requires a memory grant too large..

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I definitely have this on the list of things to-do, although it might be a few more months before I blog it (there are some additional features of Silverlight like databinding and layout support that will be coming online then). Braulio - Wednesday, August 8, 2007 3:01:26 PM Hi Scott, Is there any quick way to select a single instance of your RSS entry via LINQ and then move that into your FeedDefinition class

XML data type tips in SQL Server 2005 - CodeProject

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This means SQL has to deserialize (in a fashion) and process the XML object which might be quite large, - and you might only want a single field (as in this example) but SQL has to deconstruct the whole object to get it. I realised that if I stored the data for each instance in a class that could be serialized to and deserialized from XML, I could use an XML field to store this data within the Job table

  http://blog.sqlauthority.com/2012/04/27/sql-server-introduction-to-discovering-xml-data-type-methods-a-primer/
This data type continues with SQL Server 2008 where expanded XML features are available, most notably is the power of the XQuery language to analyze and query the values contained in your XML instance. Review the screenshot below to see how the text( ) function pulls out just the BandName value (stripping off the element tags and only displaying the remaining text)

Passing Arrays in SQL Parameters using XML Data Type in SQL Server 2005 - CodeProject

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In order for performance to remain acceptable, we would need to pass the whole array to the database server in one call, or at least in much fewer calls than the size of the array. If the array of IDs you want to pass is large (for instance, more than 10 elements), the latency of the stored procedure calls will start to kill the performance of the overall operation

  http://www.sqlmusings.com/2009/03/21/sqlxml-how-to-save-xml-query-results-to-a-file-using-bcp/
12 Replies 12 Comments 0 Tweets 0 Facebook 0 Pingbacks Last reply was 2 months ago Sergei View April 23, 2009 Thank you! It is very useful (at least to me)

xml - How to get SQL query to not escape HTML data returned in query - Stack Overflow

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The first example line you gave is considered to be improperly formed XML, and will not be able to be loaded by an XmlDocument object, as well as most parsers