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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting From sql Insert Query to XML format Post 302795745 by Yoda on Thursday 18th of April 2013 09:36:44 AM
Old 04-18-2013
Here is a gawk code based on some assumptions, feel free to modify it as per your requirement:
Code:
DT=$( date +"%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S" )
gawk -F',' -v dt="$DT" '
        BEGIN {
                        IGNORECASE = 1
        }

        NR == 1 {
                        table_name = $3
        }

        NR > 1 {
                        for ( i = 1; i <= NF; i++ )
                        {
                                if ( $i ~ /values/ )
                                        v = 1
                                if ( ($i ~ /\(/ || $i ~ /\)/) && !(v) )
                                        gsub ( /\(|\)/, X, $i )
                                sub(/^[ \t]+/, X, $i)
                                if ( !(v) && $i !~ /^$/ )
                                        C[++m] = $i
                                if ( v && $i !~ /values/ )
                                {
                                        if ( $i ~ /\(/ && $( i + 1 ) ~ /\)/ )
                                        {
                                                j = $i "," $( i + 1 )
                                                V[++n] = j
                                                ++i
                                        }
                                        else if ( $i !~ /^$/ )
                                        {
                                                if ( $i ~ /\(/ || $i ~ /\)/ || $i ~ /\;/ )
                                                        gsub ( /\(|\)|\;/, X, $i )
                                                V[++n] = $i
                                        }
                                }
                        }
        }

        END {
                print "<Sqd CreDate=\"" dt "\" UpdDate=\"" dt "\" ModVer=\"v750\" Customizable=\"true\">"
                for ( k = 1; k <= m; k++ )
                {
                        print "<SqdCol ColRef=\"" C[k] "\">"
                        print "<Value>" V[k] "</Value>"
                        print "</SqdCol>"
                }
                print "</Sqd>"
        }

' sql_file

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SQL::Translator::Producer::XML::SQLFairy(3pm)		User Contributed Perl Documentation	     SQL::Translator::Producer::XML::SQLFairy(3pm)

NAME
SQL::Translator::Producer::XML::SQLFairy - SQLFairy's default XML format SYNOPSIS
use SQL::Translator; my $t = SQL::Translator->new( from => 'MySQL', to => 'XML-SQLFairy', filename => 'schema.sql', show_warnings => 1, ); print $t->translate; DESCRIPTION
Creates XML output of a schema, in the flavor of XML used natively by the SQLFairy project (SQL::Translator). This format is detailed here. The XML lives in the "http://sqlfairy.sourceforge.net/sqlfairy.xml" namespace. With a root element of <schema>. Objects in the schema are mapped to tags of the same name as the objects class (all lowercase). The attributes of the objects (e.g. $field->name) are mapped to attributes of the tag, except for sql, comments and action, which get mapped to child data elements. List valued attributes (such as the list of fields in an index) get mapped to comma separated lists of values in the attribute. Child objects, such as a tables fields, get mapped to child tags wrapped in a set of container tags using the plural of their contained classes name. An objects' extra attribute (a hash of arbitrary data) is mapped to a tag called extra, with the hash of data as attributes, sorted into alphabetical order. e.g. <schema name="" database="" xmlns="http://sqlfairy.sourceforge.net/sqlfairy.xml"> <tables> <table name="Story" order="1"> <fields> <field name="id" data_type="BIGINT" size="20" is_nullable="0" is_auto_increment="1" is_primary_key="1" is_foreign_key="0" order="3"> <extra ZEROFILL="1" /> <comments></comments> </field> <field name="created" data_type="datetime" size="0" is_nullable="1" is_auto_increment="0" is_primary_key="0" is_foreign_key="0" order="1"> <extra /> <comments></comments> </field> ... </fields> <indices> <index name="foobar" type="NORMAL" fields="foo,bar" options="" /> </indices> </table> </tables> <views> <view name="email_list" fields="email" order="1"> <sql>SELECT email FROM Basic WHERE email IS NOT NULL</sql> </view> </views> </schema> To see a complete example of the XML translate one of your schema :) $ sqlt -f MySQL -t XML-SQLFairy schema.sql ARGS
add_prefix Set to true to use the default namespace prefix of 'sqlf', instead of using the default namespace for "http://sqlfairy.sourceforge.net/sqlfairy.xml namespace" e.g. <!-- add_prefix=0 --> <field name="foo" /> <!-- add_prefix=1 --> <sqlf:field name="foo" /> prefix Set to the namespace prefix you want to use for the "http://sqlfairy.sourceforge.net/sqlfairy.xml namespace" e.g. <!-- prefix='foo' --> <foo:field name="foo" /> newlines If true (the default) inserts newlines around the XML, otherwise the schema is written on one line. indent When using newlines the number of whitespace characters to use as the indent. Default is 2, set to 0 to turn off indenting. LEGACY FORMAT
The previous version of the SQLFairy XML allowed the attributes of the the schema objects to be written as either xml attributes or as data elements, in any combination. The old producer could produce attribute only or data element only versions. While this allowed for lots of flexibility in writing the XML the result is a great many possible XML formats, not so good for DTD writing, XPathing etc! So we have moved to a fixed version described above. This version of the producer will now only produce the new style XML. To convert your old format files simply pass them through the translator :) $ sqlt -f XML-SQLFairy -t XML-SQLFairy schema-old.xml > schema-new.xml AUTHORS
Ken Youens-Clark <kclark@cpan.org>, Darren Chamberlain <darren@cpan.org>, Mark Addison <mark.addison@itn.co.uk>. SEE ALSO
perl(1), SQL::Translator, SQL::Translator::Parser::XML::SQLFairy, SQL::Translator::Schema, XML::Writer. perl v5.14.2 2012-01-18 SQL::Translator::Producer::XML::SQLFairy(3pm)
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