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SQL SERVER

  Optionally, some other XML 

 <AselfClosingElement AnAttributeThatNeedsASpecialCharacter=”Fred "s  flicks”/> 

 <SalesOrderHeader CustomerID=”510” SalesOrderID=”43663”  OrderDate=” T00:00:00” /> 

 <SalesOrderHeader CustomerID=”510” SalesOrderID=”43663”  OrderDate=” T00:00:00”/>  <SalesOrderHeader CustomerID=”510” SalesOrderID=”44281”  OrderDate=” T00:00:00”/>  <SalesOrderHeader CustomerID=”510” SalesOrderID=”45040”  OrderDate=” T00:00:00”/>  <SalesOrderHeader CustomerID=”510” SalesOrderID=”46606”  OrderDate=” T00:00:00”/>  <SalesOrderHeader CustomerID=”510” SalesOrderID=”47661”  OrderDate=” T00:00:00”/>  <SalesOrderHeader CustomerID=”510” SalesOrderID=”49824”  OrderDate=” T00:00:00”/>  <SalesOrderHeader CustomerID=”510” SalesOrderID=”55285”  OrderDate=” T00:00:00”/>  <SalesOrderHeader CustomerID=”510” SalesOrderID=”61178”  OrderDate=” T00:00:00”/> 

 <Schema xmlns=”urn:schemas-microsoft-com:xml-data”  xmlns:dt=”urn:schemas-microsoft-com:data types”  xmlns:sql=”urn:schemas-microsoft-com:xml-sql”  sql:xsl=’../Customers.xsl’> 

 USE AdventureWorks2008;  SELECT Sales.Customer.CustomerID,  Sales.Customer.AccountNumber,  Sales.SalesOrderHeader.SalesOrderID,  CAST(Sales.SalesOrderHeader.OrderDate AS date) AS OrderDate  FROM Sales.Customer  JOIN Sales.SalesOrderHeader  ON Sales.Customer.CustomerID = Sales.SalesOrderHeader.CustomerID  WHERE Sales.Customer.CustomerID = OR Sales.Customer.CustomerID = 30067;

 ID, AccountNumber, SalesOrderID,OrderDate   AW  AW  AW  AW  AW  AW

 SELECT [TOP ( ) [PERCENT]  [FROM ]  [WHERE ]  [GROUP BY ]  [HAVING ]  [ORDER BY ]  [[FOR XML {RAW|AUTO|EXPLICIT|PATH [( )]}  [, XMLDATA | XMLSCHEMA [( )]]  [, ELEMENTS][, BINARY base 64][ROOT(‘ ‘)]]