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column content in [dbo].[CatalogItemExtendedContent]
- Anonymous2 years ago
Hi omnia_saleh ,
Content of the "content" Column: The content of the "content" column would depend on the design of your database and the purpose of the table. If you need to understand what kind of data is stored in this column, you might want to look at a sample of the data:
SELECT TOP (10) content FROM [dbo].[CatalogItemExtendedContent];Converting Data to XML: To convert the data in the "content" column to XML for better readability, you can use the clause in SQL Server. Here's an example of how you might construct such a query:
SELECT content FROM [dbo].[CatalogItemExtendedContent] FOR XML PATH('ContentItem'), ROOT('ContentList');Best Regards,
Xianda Tang
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- 2 years ago
data type of the column is varbinary(MAX)
Hi omnia_saleh ,
Content of the "content" Column: The content of the "content" column would depend on the design of your database and the purpose of the table. If you need to understand what kind of data is stored in this column, you might want to look at a sample of the data:
SELECT TOP (10) content
FROM [dbo].[CatalogItemExtendedContent];
Converting Data to XML: To convert the data in the "content" column to XML for better readability, you can use the clause in SQL Server. Here's an example of how you might construct such a query:
SELECT content
FROM [dbo].[CatalogItemExtendedContent]
FOR XML PATH('ContentItem'), ROOT('ContentList');
Best Regards,
Xianda Tang
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
- omnia_saleh2 years ago
Helper II
data type of the column is varbinary(MAX)