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John
John

Reputation: 475

How do I use multiple select statements in a output in a stored procedure?

I have a stored procedure that I declared a variable as an output. In this procedure, I need to have multiple select statements. I have no problem creating multiple select statements when they are NOT in the same output, but I cannot get this one figured out.

After the part of the procedure that reads: SET @XmlOutput = (, I would like to add more select statements.

Thank you for your help!

ALTER PROC [dbo].[uspCreateGeoRssFile]
AS
  DECLARE @XmlOutput xml
  SET @XmlOutput = (
      SELECT     
         CustomerName AS Title, esn, longitude, latitude, Device_Alias AS Description
      FROM         
         LS_Variable_Listing AS item
      WHERE     
         (triggers <> N'No Event Recorded') 
         AND (CustomerName = N'Hiland Partners, LLC')
      ORDER BY timestamp_utc DESC
      FOR XML AUTO, ROOT('channel'), ELEMENTS)

  SELECT @XmlOutput

Upvotes: 0

Views: 901

Answers (1)

GSerg
GSerg

Reputation: 78134

Not sure what you want to do here, but you can append one xml result to another:

declare @x xml;
declare @some_more_xml xml;

....

set @x = (select @x, @some_more_xml for xml path(''), type);

This can also be inline:

set @x = (
  select
    (select 1 as foo for xml raw, root('root1'), type),
    (select 2 as bar for xml raw, root('root2'), type)
  for xml path(''), type
);

If you want to add elements "inside" some existing xml, then the easiest way to do so is to not introduce the root clause until very end:

set @x = (
  select
    (select ... for xml auto, type),
    (select ... for xml auto, type)
  for xml path(''), root('channel'), type
);

Upvotes: 1

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