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How to use the CURSOR Operator for Nested Structure ?

April 26, 2017cursor nested operator structure

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How to use the CURSOR Operator for Nested Structure ?

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Question: 1.The generated code has a top-level Element ““. I want to get rid of it as per out requirements. 2.How can I specify id_attribute and id-attribute-column for the inner nested query e.g. Currently I am using “include-xsql” and manual deletion as a work-around. I believe most of the XSDs getting out of Oracle will be complex having nested structures. Just to give you an idea, I am working on an XSD such as the following: Budget Worksheet Positions Elements Element Distributions FTE Distributions accounts Though work-arounds are available using XSLT, include-xsql, and so on, they involve additional work. Will XSQL support it? Answer: 1. The generated code has a top-level Element ““. I want to get rid of it as per out requirements. Unfortunately, today we do not support renaming columns or attributes or hiding them directly with the utility. The only way to do it is to use an XSLT stylesheet (simple stylesheet which simply