Say I have a table called ‘xml’ that stores XML files in a single column ‘data’. How would I write a MySQL query that run an XPath and return only rows matching that XPath?
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Say I have a table called ‘xml’ that stores XML files in a single column ‘data’. How would I write a MySQL query that run an XPath and return only rows matching that XPath?
You should note, however, that there are limitations to MySQL’s support of XPath.
EXTRACTVALUE()returns only CDATA.