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/*
* SQL2XML.SQL - stored procedures to present relational data in XML format
*
* Description
* ===========
* This file contains the stored procedure 'sp_tab2xml', which presents the
* rows in a database table (or view) in XML format: each row will be
* presented as an XML documented, with tags corresponding to the column
* names.
* This functionality may be useful for users who want a quick-and-easy
* way to present data in relational database tables into XML format.
*
* Please note:
* ------------
* This probably isn't the most exciting piece of software you've
* ever seen (I've certainly written more interesting stuff). I wrote these
* procedures because I kept getting requests from ASE users who simply
* want to XML-ize some of their data. Well, that's exactly what
* this stored procedure is meant for.
*
* This stored procedure is rather straightforward, and is not intended
* as production-grade code, but rather as a demonstration of how this
* kind of functionality may be implemented using standard ASE features.
* Readers are encouraged to use this code as a starting point for
* writing code that suits their needs.
*
* This code can be found at http://www.sypron.nl/xml.html.
*
*
* Installation
* ============
* Execute this script using "isql", using a login having "sa_role".
* The stored procedure will be created in the sybsystemprocs database.
*
*
* Usage
* =====
* Use as follows:
* sp_tab2xml your_table_name [, "dtd_specification" ] [, "column-list" ] [, "where/order-by clause" ]
*
* This will list all rows in the specified table as XML documents.
* The DTD specification is optional and will be copied blindly to
* the XML result (no validation is performed).
* Example:
*
* 1> use pubs3
* 2> go
* 1> sp_tab2xml publishers
* 2> go
* <?xml version="1.0"?>
* <resultset>
* <publishers>
* <pub_id>0736</pub_id>
* <pub_name>New Age Books</pub_name>
* <city>Boston</city>
* <state>MA</state>
* </publishers>
*
* <publishers>
* <pub_id>0877</pub_id>
* <pub_name>Binnet & Hardley</pub_name>
* <city>Washington</city>
* <state>DC</state>
* </publishers>
*
* <publishers>
* <pub_id>1389</pub_id>
* <pub_name>Algodata Infosystems</pub_name>
* <city>Berkeley</city>
* <state>CA</state>
* </publishers>
* </resultset>
*
*
* The optional column list parameter can be used to filter certain columns.
* Example:
*
* 1> sp_tab2xml publishers, NULL, "pub_id, city"
* 2> go
*
* Colums can also be modified, and the name of XML tags an be changed:
* Example:
*
* 1> sp_tab2xml publishers, NULL, "Town=upper(city), Publisher=pub_id"
* 2> go
*
*
* The optional where/order-by clause is internally attached to a select
* query so you can filter rows and sorts the results. Example:
*
* 1> sp_tab2xml publishers, NULL, NULL, "where city like 'B%' order by state"
* 2> go
*
*
*
* Notes
* =====
* - This stored procedure relies heavily on the execute-immediate feature
* of ASE, so it can only be used in ASE 12.0 or later.
*
* - The maximum length of any character string expression is 255 bytes;
* when used in ASE 12.5, the 255-byte limit still applies (in other
* words, the longer (var)char types in 12.5 aren't supported)
*
* - The contents of the specified column list and where/order-by clause are
* not validated prior to execution.
*
* - When specifying values for all parameters, the resulting string can
* easily exceed 255 characters. This is not checked.
*
* - Some very arbitrary formatting decisions have been made for
* binary and datetime values; change these if you don't like 'm...
*
* - (var)binary datatypes are converted to character strings and
* prefixed with "0x" (remove this if you don't like it...)
*
* - (var)binary datatypes are converted to character strings, so
* (var)binary columns longer than 127 bytes will be truncated
* in the result.
*
* - For columns of text datatype, the result will start with a
* warning message, followed by the first 200-something characters.
*
* - Columns of image and Java datatypes are not supported; instead
* of a data value, a message will be substituted.
*
* - The owner of a table cannot be specified. This can be worked around
* by selecting rows into another table first and running sp_tab2xml
* on that table.
*
* - When operated on a #temp table, the '#' character won't appear in
* the XML tags: for table #xyz, "tmp_xyz" is used in the XML tags.
*
*
* Revision History
* ================
* Version 1.0 05-May-2002 First version
* Version 1.1 07-May-2002 Revisions for better XML compliance
* Version 1.2 07-May-2002 Clean up work tables
* Version 1.3 29-Jan-2003 Added where/order-by clause and column list
* parameters for more flexibility
* Version 1.4 08-Jun-2003 Handles identity columns now; supports non-sa
* users and #temp tables; various small fixes.
*
*
* Copyright Note & Disclaimer :
* =============================
* This software is provided "as is"; there is no warranty of any kind.
* While this software is believed to work accurately, it may not work
* correctly and/or reliably in a production environment. In no event shall
* Rob Verschoor and/or Sypron B.V. be liable for any damages resulting
* from the use of this software.
* You are allowed to use this software free of charge for your own
* professional, non-commercial purposes.
* You are not allowed to sell or bundle this software or use it for any
* other commercial purpose without prior written permission from
* Rob Verschoor/Sypron B.V.
* You may (re)distribute only unaltered copies of this software, which
* must include this copyright note, as well as the copyright note in
* the header of each stored procedure.
*
* Note: All trademarks are acknowledged.
*
* Please send any comments, bugs, suggestions etc. to the below email
* address.
*
* (c) 2002-2003 Copyright Rob Verschoor/Sypron B.V.
* The Netherlands
*
* Email: rob@sypron.nl
* WWW : http://www.sypron.nl/
*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
set nocount on
go
set flushmessage on
go
print " "
print "Copyright (c) 2002-2003 Rob Verschoor/Sypron B.V."
print "For more information about these stored procedures, go to"
print "http://www.sypron.nl/xml.html "
print " "
use master
go
-- version check: requires 12.0 or later ('cos we're using 'execute immediate')
if isnull(object_id("master.dbo.sysqueryplans"),99) >= 99
begin
print ""
print ""
print "***************************************"
print "***************************************"
print " You must run ASE version 12.0 or later"
print " to install these stored procedures."
print "***************************************"
print "***************************************"
print " "
print " "
print " "
print "Quitting..."
print " "
set background on -- terminate this script now
end
go
-- check sa_role/sso_role
if charindex("sa_role", show_role()) = 0 or charindex("sso_role", show_role()) = 0
begin
print ""
print ""
print "***************************************"
print "***************************************"
print " You need 'sa_role' and 'sso_role' to "
print " run this script. Please retry..."
print "***************************************"
print "***************************************"
print " "
print " "
print " "
print "Quitting..."
print " "
select syb_quit()
end
go
print ""
print "Installing 'sp_tab2xml'..."
print "Usage: "
print " sp_tab2xml your_table_name [, ""dtd_specification"" ] [, ""column-list"" ] [, ""where/order-by clause"" ]"
print ""
go
sp_configure "allow updates", 1
go
use sybsystemprocs
go
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
--
-- Create the stored procedure 'sp_row2xml'
-- This processes a single row; it is to be called by sp_tab2xml; it
-- cannot be used by itself
--
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
create table #sql2xmlcol (char_value varchar(255) null)
go
if object_id("sp_row2xml") <> NULL
drop proc sp_row2xml
go
create proc sp_row2xml
/* Copyright (c) 2002-2003 Rob Verschoor/Sypron B.V. */
-- this procedure is called by sp_tab2xml
@tmprow varchar(80)
as
begin
declare @cmd varchar(255)
declare @tag varchar(255)
declare @err int, @rc int
declare @total_length int, @ret int
declare @type int
declare @colname varchar(30)
declare @objname varchar(30)
declare @id int
--select @id = object_id(@tmprow)
select @id = id
from tempdb.dbo.sysobjects
where name = substring(@tmprow,14,70)
if @id = NULL
begin
print "Error in 'sp_row2xml': can't get id of '%1!'", @tmprow
return -1
end
-- loop over all columns of this table
declare col_cursor cursor for
select name, type
from tempdb.dbo.syscolumns
where id = @id
order by colid
for read only
select @err = @@error, @rc = @@rowcount
if @err != 0 return -1
open col_cursor -- open the cursor
select @err = @@error
if @err != 0 return -1
while 1 = 1
begin
fetch col_cursor into @colname, @type
if @@error <> 0 or @@sqlstatus = 1
begin
print "Error fetching row"
break
end
if @@sqlstatus = 2 break -- the end has been reached, exit the loop
truncate table #sql2xmlcol
--
-- Convert the column to a string into a #temp table.
-- Any datatype-specific formatting should go here
--
if @type in (58,61,111) -- datetime
select @cmd = "insert #sql2xmlcol select convert(varchar(255), " + @colname + ", 109) from " + @tmprow
else if @type in (37,45) --(var)binary
select @cmd = "insert #sql2xmlcol select '0x' + bintostr(" + @colname + ") from " + @tmprow
else if @type = 34 -- image
select @cmd = "insert #sql2xmlcol select '[column contains ""image"" data]'"
else if @type = 35 -- text
select @cmd = "insert #sql2xmlcol select '[column contains ""text"" data] ' + convert(varchar(255), " + @colname + ") from " + @tmprow
else if @type = 36 -- Java
select @cmd = "insert #sql2xmlcol select '[column is a Java datatype]'"
else -- the rest (numeric, character)
select @cmd = "insert #sql2xmlcol select convert(varchar(255), " + @colname + ") from " + @tmprow
exec (@cmd)
-- ... and pick up the string value for the #temp table
select @tag = char_value from #sql2xmlcol
print " <%1!>%2!</%3!>", @colname, @tag, @colname
end
close col_cursor -- close cursor
if @@error <> 0 return -1
deallocate cursor col_cursor -- ... and clean up
return 0
end
go
grant all on sp_row2xml to public
go
drop table #sql2xmlcol
go
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
--
-- Create the stored procedure 'sp_tab2xml'
-- This takes a table or view and outputs the rows as XML documents
--
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
if object_id("sp_tab2xml") <> NULL
drop proc sp_tab2xml
go
create proc sp_tab2xml
/* Copyright (c) 2002-2003 Rob Verschoor/Sypron B.V. */
@objname varchar(30) = NULL,
@dtd_line varchar(255) = NULL,
@collist varchar(255) = NULL,
@clause varchar(255) = NULL
as
begin
declare @cmd varchar(255) -- in 12.5, this can be changed to varchar(16384)
declare @err int, @rc int
declare @total_length int, @ret int
declare @id int, @tmpid int
declare @type char(2)
declare @tmptab varchar(80)
declare @tmprow varchar(80)
declare @idcolname varchar(30)
declare @xml_hdr varchar(50)
declare @objname_tag varchar(30)
select @xml_hdr = "<?xml version=""1.0""?>"
if @objname = NULL or @objname = '?'
begin
print " "
print "Usage:"
print " sp_tab2xml your_table_name [, ""dtd_specification"" ] [, ""column-list"" ] [, ""where/order-by clause"" ]"
print " "
print "This will list all rows in the specified table as XML documents."
print "The DTD specification is optional and will be copied blindly to"
print "the XML result (no validation is performed)."
print "The column-list and where/order-by clauses can be used to filter"
print "and order the results. These are not validated prior to execution!"
return -1
end
--
-- some checks
--
if @objname like "%.%.%"
begin
print "Object must be in the current database."
return -1
end
if @objname like "%.%"
begin
print "You cannot specify the owner of the object."
print "Instead, use 'setuser' or 'set proxy' first."
return -1
end
--
-- find the object
--
if @objname like "#%"
begin
if object_id(@objname) = NULL
begin
print "Object '%1!' not found", @objname
return -1
end
end
else
begin
select @id = id, @type = type
from dbo.sysobjects
where name = @objname
and uid = user_id()
select @err = @@error, @rc = @@rowcount
if @rc <= 0
begin
print "Object '%1!' not found", @objname
return -1
end
if @rc > 1
begin
print "Object '%1!' exists %2! times -- must change this code !", @objname, @rc
return -1
end
-- determine the object type
--
if @type not in ("U", "S", "V")
begin
print "'sp_tab2xml' can only be used on tables or views."
print "Object '%1!' has sysobjects.type = '%2!'", @objname, @type
return -1
end
end
--
-- Create table to hold column values in char format
-- This table is needed as an interface between the
-- context of the stored procedure and the context of the
-- exec() statement used in sp_row2xml
--
create table #sql2xmlcol (char_value varchar(255) null)
--
-- The following tables will contain the result set.
-- These tables are created through execute-immediate
-- because the table schema will be different each time;
-- using exec() will avoid problems here (this procedure
-- can not be implemented in pre-12.0 because exec()
-- is missing there).
--
select @tmptab = "tempdb.guest.sql2xmltab_" + convert(varchar,@@spid)
select @tmprow = "tempdb.guest.sql2xmlrow_" + convert(varchar,@@spid)
--
-- Create table to store result set (we don't want to loop
-- over the original table, as this may be accessed by other
-- processes)
--
if object_id(@tmptab) != NULL
begin
exec("drop table " + @tmptab)
end
select @cmd = "select " + isnull(@collist, "*") + " into " + @tmptab + " from " + @objname + " " + @clause
-- uncomment the following line for debugging the final SQL command
--print "@cmd=[%1!]",@cmd
exec(@cmd)
select @err = @@error
if @err != 0
begin
print "Error (%1!) executing [%2!]", @err, @cmd
goto cleanup
end
-- pick up object ID of work table
select @tmpid = id
from tempdb.dbo.sysobjects
where name = substring(@tmptab,14,70)
if @tmpid = NULL
begin
print "Error in 'sp_tab2xml': can't get id of '%1!'", @tmptab
goto cleanup
end
--
-- check for identity columns
--
select @idcolname = name
from tempdb.dbo.syscolumns
where id = @tmpid
and status & 128 = 128
select @err = @@error, @rc = @@rowcount
if @rc > 0
begin
--
-- Remove the identity property for the identity column
--
-- If you're curious about what goes on here, see my book
-- 'Tips, Tricks & Recipes for Sybase ASE' at http://www.sypron.nl/ttr !
--
begin transaction
update tempdb.dbo.syscolumns
set status = status & ~128 -- clear this bit
where id = @tmpid
and name = @idcolname
and status & 128 = 128
if @@rowcount != 1 or @@error != 0
begin
print "Error updating tempdb.dbo.syscolumns to remove identity property for '%1!'", @tmptab
goto cleanup
end
update tempdb.dbo.sysobjects
set sysstat2 = sysstat2 & ~64 -- clear this bit
where id = @tmpid
and sysstat2 & 64 = 64
if @@rowcount != 1 or @@error != 0
begin
print "Error updating tempdb.dbo.objects to remove identity property for '%1!'", @tmptab
goto cleanup
end
commit
end
--
-- Create table to store a single row from result set
--
if object_id(@tmprow) != NULL
begin
exec("drop table " + @tmprow)
end
exec("select * into " + @tmprow + " from " + @tmptab + " where 1=2")
--
-- Place xml header tag into output stream
--
print "%1!", @xml_hdr
if @dtd_line != NULL
print "%1!", @dtd_line
-- Following row to avoid XML parsing errors due to multi toplevels
print "<resultset>"
--
-- Now process the result set row by row
--
while 1 = 1
begin
exec("truncate table " + @tmprow)
set rowcount 1
exec("insert " + @tmprow + " select * from " + @tmptab)
if @@rowcount = 0
begin
set rowcount 0
break
end
exec("delete " + @tmptab)
set rowcount 0
-- for #temp tables, replace the '#' with "tmp_"
select @objname_tag = @objname
if @objname like "#%"
select @objname_tag = "tmp_" + substring(@objname,2,99)
-- print all columns as XML tags
print "<%1!>", @objname_tag
exec @ret = sp_row2xml @tmprow
print "</%1!>", @objname_tag
print ""
if @ret != 0
begin
print "Error in sp_row2xml."
goto cleanup
end
end
-- Following row to avoid XML parsing errors due to multi toplevels.
print "</resultset>"
--
-- Clean up work tables
--
cleanup:
exec("drop table " + @tmptab)
exec("drop table " + @tmprow)
return 0
end
go
grant all on sp_tab2xml to public
go
sp_configure "allow updates", 0
go
print "Ready."
print ""
go
--
-- end of file
-- |
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