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Asked: May 23, 20262026-05-23T03:49:38+00:00 2026-05-23T03:49:38+00:00

Declare @xml = ‘<root><row ClassID=”99c24704-bfdb-4350-a35b-102cf5699edb” UserID=”adsadadsada” /><row ClassID=”99c24704-bfdb-4350-a35b-102cf5699edb” UserID=”adsadadsada” /></root>’ i want to perform

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Declare @xml = '<root><row ClassID=''99c24704-bfdb-4350-a35b-102cf5699edb'' UserID=''adsadadsada''  /><row ClassID=''99c24704-bfdb-4350-a35b-102cf5699edb'' UserID=''adsadadsada''  /></root>'

i want to perform the following:-

select * from @xml

select classid from @xml

select * from xml where classid=[somevalue]
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    2026-05-23T03:49:39+00:00Added an answer on May 23, 2026 at 3:49 am

    You can’t use * against XML you need to list the columns you want.

    Declare @xml xml = 
    '<root>
      <row ClassID=''99c24704-bfdb-4350-a35b-102cf5699edb'' UserID=''adsadadsada'' />
      <row ClassID=''99c24704-bfdb-4350-a35b-102cf5699edb'' UserID=''adsadadsada'' />
    </root>'
    
    select 
      N.value('@ClassID', 'uniqueidentifier') as ClassID,
      N.value('@UserID', 'varchar(50)') as UserID
    from @xml.nodes('root/row') as T(N)
    where N.value('@ClassID', 'uniqueidentifier') = '99c24704-bfdb-4350-a35b-102cf5699edb'
    
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