SQL Server generates XML files based on query results

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Stored Procedure: P_SaveXML
Function: generate an XML file.
Parameter: table name
Return: XML file of the specified directory
Call method: pass the name of the table in the middle table TB_TABLECOLUMN_T
Exec P_ZehuaSavexml 'wq _ STINFO_ B, WQ_PHY_D ', 'd: xx. XML'
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Note: generate XML files in the standard format based on the intermediate table
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/*
Exec P_ZehuaSavexml 'wq _ STINFO_ B, WQ_PHY_D ', 'd: xx. XML'
*/
Go
Create proc P_ZehuaSavexml
@ TableCodeS varchar (8000 ),
@ Fname varchar (1000) = 'C: mp. XML' -- default saved xml file address
As
Declare @ SQL nvarchar (200), @ sql1 varchar (400)
Declare @ cnt int, @ Table_Name varchar (20)
Declare @ I int, @ TableCode varchar (20)
Declare @ err int, @ src varchar (255), @ desc varchar (255)
Create table # t (re nvarchar (4000 ))
Insert ## t
Select Re = '<? Xml version = "1.0" encoding = "gb2312"?> '
Union all select '<ZehuaTableInfoXml>'
Set @ I = charindex (',', @ TableCodeS)
While @ I> 0
Begin
Set @ TableCode = left (@ TableCodeS, @ i-1)
Set @ SQL =''
Set @ SQL = n' select @ cnt = count (*), @ Table_Name = max (Table_Name) from'
Set @ SQL = @ SQL n '('
Set @ SQL = @ SQL n' select top 100 percent * from TB_TABLECOLUMN_T where'
Set @ SQL = @ SQL N' TABLE _ CODE = ''' @ TableCode ''' and COLUMNS_ISKEY = ''' √ '''
Set @ SQL = @ SQL n'order by COLUMNS_SORT'
Set @ SQL = @ SQL n ')'