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convert xnl node to xml data type

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sent1729@yahoo.com - 17 Feb 2006 15:44 GMT
Hi all,

I am new to java programming. In my application I wanted to convert xml
node to an xml data type.  The reason behind doing this is: I wanted to
write this xml node (in to a column of xml data type) with in to a
sequel server 2005 database. I am using JDBC driver (version 4) to
connect to the database. My stored procedure from the database side
accepts only xml data type and not xml Node type. So I wanted to
convert this xml Node to XML data type.

Can any help me with any input.

Thanks
Nathan.
Raymond DeCampo - 17 Feb 2006 16:17 GMT
> Hi all,
>
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> accepts only xml data type and not xml Node type. So I wanted to
> convert this xml Node to XML data type.

An XML data type is non-standard, at least from the perspective of JDBC.
 Your JDBC driver likely provides non-standard classes to represent
this type, or perhaps uses the existing DOM classes.  Consult the
document of your JDBC driver.

HTH,
Ray

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