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Asked: May 16, 20262026-05-16T05:39:11+00:00 2026-05-16T05:39:11+00:00

I have two separate tables TVs and Receivers that I am using the FOR

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I have two separate tables TVs and Receivers that I am using the FOR XML PATH commands to build XML off of. My issue is that I want to combine the output of my TV XML Build with my Receiver XML Build to create one XML output.

So I would have something like this(Which allows me to keep the TVs and Receivers Tags Separate within the FilterData Root):

<FilterData>
<TVs>
    <TV>
        <Type>LCD</Type>
        <Brand>Samsung</Brand>
    </TV>
    <TV>
        <Type>LCD</Type>
        <Brand>Panasonic</Brand>
    </TV>
</TVs>
<Receivers>
    <Receiver>
        <Type>Surround 7.1</Type>
        <Brand>Onkyo</Brand>
    </Receiver>
    <Receiver>
        <Type>Surround 7.1</Type>
        <Brand>Denon</Brand>
    </Receiver>
</Receivers>
</FilterData>

The problem is that when I build my queries to output this XML

Select
Type
,Brand
From dbo.TVs
FOR XML PATH('TV'),ROOT('TVS') TYPE

AND

Select
Type
,Brand
From dbo.Receivers
FOR XML PATH('Receiver'),ROOT('Receivers') TYPE

I am not sure how to combine these to look like the example:

<FilterData>
<TVs>
    <TV>
        <Type>LCD</Type>
        <Brand>Samsung</Brand>
    </TV>
    <TV>
        <Type>LCD</Type>
        <Brand>Panasonic</Brand>
    </TV>
</TVs>
<Receivers>
    <Receiver>
        <Type>Surround 7.1</Type>
        <Brand>Onkyo</Brand>
    </Receiver>
    <Receiver>
        <Type>Surround 7.1</Type>
        <Brand>Denon</Brand>
    </Receiver>
</Receivers>

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    2026-05-16T05:39:11+00:00Added an answer on May 16, 2026 at 5:39 am

    Use:

     SELECT (SELECT t.type, t.brand
               FROM dbo.TVs t
            FOR XML PATH('tv'), ROOT('tvs'), ELEMENTS, TYPE),
           (SELECT r.type, r.brand
              FROM dbo.Receivers r
           FOR XML PATH('receiver'), ROOT('receivers'), ELEMENTS, TYPE)
    FOR XML PATH('filterdata')
    

    Tested using:

    WITH tvs AS (
        SELECT 'LCD' AS type, 'Samsung' AS brand
        UNION ALL
        SELECT 'LCD' AS type, 'Panasonic' AS brand),
         receivers AS (
        SELECT 'Surround 7.1' AS type, 'Onkyo' AS brand
        UNION ALL
        SELECT 'Surround 7.1', 'Denon')
     SELECT (SELECT t.type, t.brand
               FROM tvs t
            FOR XML PATH('tv'), ROOT('tvs'), ELEMENTS, TYPE),
           (SELECT r.type, r.brand
              FROM receivers r
           FOR XML PATH('receiver'), ROOT('receivers'), ELEMENTS, TYPE)
    FOR XML PATH('filterdata')
    
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