If the XML data is in the form
then the pass the xml data to the stored procedure and the procedure will parse the xml and inserts the data into the database as written below in the stored procedure.
Create a table called Employee Having the following fields.
employeeId(int),Name(varchar(50)),salary(money),
designation(varchar(50)),department(varchar(50)) and
write the procedure as below.
Create Procedure InsertData
(
@xml XML
)
as
BEGIN
Insert INTO Employee(employeeId,Name,salary,designation,department)
SELECT T.Item.value('@EmployeeId', 'Int') EmployeeId, T.Item.value('@Name', 'VARCHAR(50)') Name, T.Item.value('@salary', 'Money') salary, T.Item.value('@designation', 'VARCHAR(50)') designation, T.Item.value('@department', 'VArchar(50)') department
FROM @xml.nodes('/ROWS/ROW') AS T(Item)
END
This will parse the XML Data passed and will insert the values into the database.
Please refer to the following link.
http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/T-SQL/67603/
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How to assign strong name to an external DLL
Open Visual Studio command prompt.
For this you must have a strong name key file(.snk file)
ildasm dllname.dll /OUT=dllname.il
ilasm /DLL dllname.il /KEY=keyname.snk
For this you must have a strong name key file(.snk file)
ildasm dllname.dll /OUT=dllname.il
ilasm /DLL dllname.il /KEY=keyname.snk
How to use the command prompt to open a Remote Desktop Connection(RDP)
Please use the following command for opening the remote desktop in command prompt.
mstsc /admin /v:ServerName
mstsc /admin /v:ServerName
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