sql server - raw - Sql para xml: cómo evitar un campo específico se muestra como atributo?

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Question

El punto de referencia para este objetivo es Control en elementos XML anidando usando FOR XML

Me gustaría que la salida cambie de

<security AccessLevel="5" />

a

<security>5<security/>

Básicamente, en lugar de mostrar AccessLevel como atributo, me gustaría que su valor se convierta en el valor de la security elemento. Cómo lograr tal resultado. Copio aquí el ejemplo de la publicación vinculada para mayor claridad:

DECLARE @Employees table(
EmpID int NOT NULL,
Name nvarchar(50),
Surname nvarchar(50),
DateOfBirth date,
DepartmentID int,
AccessLevel int);
insert into @Employees values (''1'', ''John'',''Doe'',''1980-01-31'',100,5)
insert into @Employees values (''2'', ''Mary'',''Rose'',''1971-02-27'',102,3)
insert into @Employees values (''3'', ''Luke'',''Perry'',''1995-12-01'',104,1)
select
employee.Name,
employee.Surname,
employee.DateOfBirth,
department.DepartmentID,
security.AccessLevel -- THIS IS THE INVOLVED FIELD
from @Employees employee
join @Employees department on department.DepartmentID = employee.DepartmentID
join @Employees security on security.AccessLevel = employee.AccessLevel
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Answer 1

Haría esto usando @ en alias name para generar los attributes en xml . Para obtener el nivel de accesslevel como elemento, simplemente no agregue @ al nombre de alias

Algo como esto

SELECT NAME AS [@Name],
Surname AS [@Surname],
DateOfBirth AS [@DateOfBirth],
DepartmentID AS [department/@DepartmentID],
AccessLevel AS [department/security]
FROM @Employees
FOR xml path(''employee'') 

Resultado:

<employee Name="John" Surname="Doe" DateOfBirth="1980-01-31">
<department DepartmentID="100">
<security>5</security>
</department>
</employee>
<employee Name="Mary" Surname="Rose" DateOfBirth="1971-02-27">
<department DepartmentID="102">
<security>3</security>
</department>
</employee>
<employee Name="Luke" Surname="Perry" DateOfBirth="1995-12-01">
<department DepartmentID="104">
<security>1</security>
</department>
</employee>