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When I query SQL Server with a FOR XML statement, I get the expected the result in the following format…that is without proper indentation —
<ROOT><SUBROOT><A>1111</A></SUBROOT><SUBROOT><B>2222</B></SUBROOT><ROOT>
How do I format this result or query it to get in the following format?
<ROOT>
<SUBROOT>
<A>1111</A>
</SUBROOT>
<SUBROOT>
<B>2222</B>
</SUBROOT>
<ROOT>
When you run your query in GRID mode, the XML column is hyperlinked.
The hint appears when you hover over it.
Click it as shown to reveal a formatted XML tab.