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Asked: May 25, 20262026-05-25T01:26:06+00:00 2026-05-25T01:26:06+00:00

Using SQL Server 2008, I need to select this XML into a Table. I

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Using SQL Server 2008, I need to select this XML into a Table. I can’t get it to return each row.

Declare @CurrentStatusInfoList xml
Set @CurrentStatusInfoList = '<CurrentStatusInfoList>
  <CurrentStatusInfo Caption="Route" ItemID="568" eFolderID="0900000000000000000000000058170" eStageName="ustg_Route" /> 
  <CurrentStatusInfo Caption="Route" ItemID="615" eFolderID="0900000000000000000000000059580" eStageName="ustg_Route" /> 
  <CurrentStatusInfo Caption="Route" ItemID="1199" eFolderID="0900000000000000000000000066117" eStageName="ustg_Route" /> 
  <CurrentStatusInfo Caption="Route" ItemID="997" eFolderID="0900000000000000000000000063447" eStageName="ustg_Route" /> 
  <CurrentStatusInfo Caption="Route" ItemID="1208" eFolderID="0900000000000000000000000066265" eStageName="ustg_Route" /> 
  <CurrentStatusInfo Caption="Route" ItemID="1577" eFolderID="0900000000000000000000000069853" eStageName="ustg_Route" /> 
</CurrentStatusInfoList>'

 DECLARE @StatusTable 
    TABLE(           
             eFolderID varchar(100),
             ItemID bigint,
             eStageName varchar(100),
             Caption varchar(100)
         )

 INSERT INTO              
  @StatusTable (eFolderID, ItemID,eStageName,Caption)              
 SELECT               
  @CurrentStatusInfoList.value('(//@eFolderID)[1]', 'varchar(100)') as eFolderID,
  @CurrentStatusInfoList.value('(//@ItemID)[1]', 'bigint') as ItemID,
  @CurrentStatusInfoList.value('(//@eStageName)[1]', 'varchar(100)') as eStageName, 
  @CurrentStatusInfoList.value('(//@Caption)[1]', 'varchar(100)') as Caption 
FROM @CurrentStatusInfoList.nodes('//CurrentStatusInfoList/CurrentStatusInfo') 
    AS ParamValues(eFolderID)                 

 Select * from @StatusTable 
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    2026-05-25T01:26:07+00:00Added an answer on May 25, 2026 at 1:26 am

    Try this:

    Declare @CurrentStatusInfoList xml
    Set @CurrentStatusInfoList = '<CurrentStatusInfoList>
      <CurrentStatusInfo Caption="Route" ItemID="568" eFolderID="0900000000000000000000000058170" eStageName="ustg_Route" /> 
      <CurrentStatusInfo Caption="Route" ItemID="615" eFolderID="0900000000000000000000000059580" eStageName="ustg_Route" /> 
      <CurrentStatusInfo Caption="Route" ItemID="1199" eFolderID="0900000000000000000000000066117" eStageName="ustg_Route" /> 
      <CurrentStatusInfo Caption="Route" ItemID="997" eFolderID="0900000000000000000000000063447" eStageName="ustg_Route" /> 
      <CurrentStatusInfo Caption="Route" ItemID="1208" eFolderID="0900000000000000000000000066265" eStageName="ustg_Route" /> 
      <CurrentStatusInfo Caption="Route" ItemID="1577" eFolderID="0900000000000000000000000069853" eStageName="ustg_Route" /> 
    </CurrentStatusInfoList>'
    
     DECLARE @StatusTable 
        TABLE(           
                 eFolderID varchar(100),
                 ItemID bigint,
                 eStageName varchar(100),
                 Caption varchar(100)
             )
    
     INSERT INTO              
      @StatusTable (eFolderID, ItemID,eStageName,Caption)              
     SELECT               
      CurrentStatusInfo.value('@eFolderID', 'varchar(100)') as eFolderID,
      CurrentStatusInfo.value('@ItemID', 'bigint') as ItemID,
      CurrentStatusInfo.value('@eStageName', 'varchar(100)') as eStageName, 
      CurrentStatusInfo.value('@Caption', 'varchar(100)') as Caption 
    FROM @CurrentStatusInfoList.nodes('//CurrentStatusInfoList/CurrentStatusInfo') as CurrentStatusInfoList(CurrentStatusInfo)
    
     Select * from @StatusTable 
    
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