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Asked: June 17, 20262026-06-17T13:15:38+00:00 2026-06-17T13:15:38+00:00

I have a column with xml data type like this: <Test ID=rs232lon> <Param Name=corel

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I have a column with xml data type like this:

       <Test ID="rs232lon">
        <Param Name="corel" Value="0.00000" />
        <Param Name="co2rel" Value="10.8000" />
        <Param Name="hcrel" Value="111.000" />
        <Param Name="o2rel" Value="0.95000" />
      </Test>

How could I get a result with TSQL like this :

corel       co2rel        hcrel        o2rel    
------------------------------------------          
0.00000     10.8000       111.000     0.95000       
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    2026-06-17T13:15:39+00:00Added an answer on June 17, 2026 at 1:15 pm
    DECLARE @CocoJambo TABLE (
        ID INT IDENTITY PRIMARY KEY,
        XmlColumn XML NOT NULL
    );
    
    INSERT  @CocoJambo (XmlColumn)
    VALUES  (N'<Test ID="rs232lon">
        <Param Name="corel" Value="0.00000" />
        <Param Name="co2rel" Value="10.8000" />
        <Param Name="hcrel" Value="111.000" />
        <Param Name="o2rel" Value="0.95000" />
      </Test>');
    
    SELECT  a.*,
            b.c.value('(Param[@Name="corel"]/@Value)[1]','NUMERIC(38,5)') AS corel,
            b.c.value('(Param[@Name="co2rel"]/@Value)[1]','NUMERIC(38,5)') AS co2rel,
            b.c.value('(Param[@Name="hcrel"]/@Value)[1]','NUMERIC(38,5)') AS hcrel,
            b.c.value('(Param[@Name="o2rel"]/@Value)[1]','NUMERIC(38,5)') AS o2rel
    FROM    @CocoJambo a
    CROSS APPLY a.XmlColumn.nodes('/Test') AS b(c)
    

    Results:

    ID XmlColumn                corel   co2rel   hcrel     o2rel
    -- ------------------------ ------- -------- --------- -------
    1  <Test ID="rs232lon">...  0.00000 10.80000 111.00000 0.95000
    
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