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Online XML to SQL Converter

Name: Online XML to SQL Converter | ConversionTab
Author: ConversionTab

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(Optional) options will be loaded after file/text is provided

NOTE - you can change the column names below by overwriting the Field Name value.

Enclose field names below with

Backtick (`name`)Quotes ("name")Brackets ([name])

Schema.Table or View Name:

Result Data

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XML to SQL Converter Overview

The XML to SQL Converter helps you transform XML into SQL effortlessly, designed for database management.

Perfect for structured queries, this tool ensures secure, fast, and precise results for SQL workflows.

You can either paste your XML data directly into the input field or upload a file. Select SQL as the desired output format, and the converted file will be ready in moments.

The output SQL data is available to copy directly or can be saved as a downloadable file by specifying a name.

How to Convert XML to SQL?

Step 1: Enter Text or Upload File

Start by providing your XML data. You can either type it in or upload an XML file. Ensure that the input adheres to the required XML format for accurate conversion.

Step 2: Choose Input/Output Options

You can choose input or output options to customize the conversion process based on your preferences, such as selecting specific fields or formatting options.

Step 3: Click the "Convert" Button

Once your XML data is entered, click the "Convert" button. This triggers the system to process the XML information and convert it into SQL format while maintaining the structure and integrity of the data.

Step 4: Copy Result Data or Download SQL Script

After the conversion is complete, you have options. Copy the result to use immediately, or click "Download" to save the SQL script on your device. This enables easy access and execution of the SQL commands to create the database table and insert the converted data.

Generated SQL Script:

CREATE TABLE YourTableName ( ID VARCHAR(50), Company VARCHAR(255), Name VARCHAR(255), Email VARCHAR(255) ); INSERT INTO YourTableName (ID, Company, Name, Email) VALUES ('72c9512b-9ca3-4a16-85a0-fa0a75658501', 'Kutch Lubowitz and Ziemann', 'Earl', 'Fatima_Ondricka81@gmail.com'), ('dd3132dd-99b0-4ca3-af7d-49ebad24b12a', 'Davis Group', 'Johnny', 'Antoinette11@gmail.com'), ('d64f221b-e72a-4b24-b2b1-8adf0ecf8730', 'Medhurst Mertz and Howell', 'Orrin', 'Ned.Jerde@gmail.com'); -- Add more INSERT statements for additional rows

XML to SQL FAQs

1. What is XML to SQL conversion?

The XML to SQL conversion feature allows users to seamlessly convert XML data into SQL format. This conversion facilitates data interchange and analysis across different database systems that support SQL.

2. What are the input options for XML data?

ConversionTab offers users two convenient ways to input their XML data:

Text Tab: Users can manually enter XML data as a valid string in this tab.
File Tab: Users can upload their XML file through the 'Drop/Browse File' feature, making it easy to work with existing data.

3. What happens after entering XML data?

Upon entering XML data, users are directed to the 'Output Options' section, where they can convert the XML to SQL by clicking on "Convert" to get the output.

4. How do I handle invalid XML data?

If the XML data is invalid, the converter will provide an error message. It's crucial to ensure that your XML data is valid before attempting conversion to SQL.

5. How do I format the XML before conversion?

ConversionTab offers a 'Format' button that allows you to format your pasted XML data before initiating the conversion process.

6. Can I customize the "Field Name" during the XML to SQL conversion for the insert operation?

You can easily modify the field names to your preference for the insert operation. Overwrite the default field names with your desired values.

7. How does the "Key" column work, and how can I specify primary or composite keys?

The "Key" column allows you to define primary or composite keys for your SQL table. By ticking the "Key" checkbox next to a column, you designate it as a primary key. If you select the "Key" checkbox for multiple columns, you create a composite key.

8. How do I decide which columns to "Include" in the SQL table for the insert, select, and delete operations?

Similar to the insert operation, you can control which columns are included in the SQL table for select, delete, and insert queries by ticking or unticking the "Include" checkbox next to each column.

9. How does the "Trim" option work for select, delete, and insert queries, and when should I use it?

Enabling the "Trim" option automatically trims leading and trailing whitespace from text-based columns in the WHERE clauses of select and delete queries and also in the data being inserted for the insert operation. This helps maintain data cleanliness in your SQL queries.

10. How does the "Use NULL for Empty Field" option work for select, delete, and insert queries?

The "Use NULL for Empty Field" option is applied to select, delete, and insert queries as well. It ensures that empty or null values in the XML are correctly represented as NULL in the WHERE clauses of your SQL queries and in the data being inserted, following SQL conventions.

11. Can I modify the "Data Type" and "Max Size" for columns in select, delete, and insert queries?

The "Data Type" and "Max Size" for columns in select, delete, and insert queries are automatically detected based on the XML data. Users cannot modify these settings as they are determined by the data in the XML file.

12. How do I obtain the SQL output?

Once the conversion settings are configured, users can initiate the conversion process by clicking the 'Convert' button. The resulting SQL data is displayed in a textarea, providing users with two options:

Copy: Users can copy the generated SQL data for use elsewhere.
Download: Users can download the SQL file, with the option to specify a custom file name if desired.

This flexibility ensures that users can choose the most suitable method for accessing their converted data.

13. What does the "Example" feature offer?

The "Example" feature provides users with a sample XML dataset, accessible via the "Example" button. This feature aids in understanding the conversion process by demonstrating how XML data should be structured for optimal conversion results.

14. What functionality does the "Reset" button provide?

The "Reset" button allows users to clear input data, providing a clean slate for new conversions or adjustments. This feature ensures a smooth user experience by facilitating quick data resets.

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