Database Reference
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-[ RECORD 1
]-------------------------------------------------------
s | <fiverows xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/
XMLSchema-instance">
|
| <row>
| <id>1</id>
| <data>one</data>
| </row>
|
| <row>
| <id>2</id>
| <data>two</data>
| </row>
|
| <row>
| <id>3</id>
| <data>three</data>
| </row>
|
| <row>
| <id>4</id>
| <data>four</data>
| </row>
|
| <row>
| <id>5</id>
| <data>five</data>
| </row>
|
| </fiverows>
|
If you have a client that can handle XML, then the
*_to_xm
l functions can be the
way to return your complex data.
Another nice thing about
*_to_xml
functions is that you can create a function which
returns several different XML documents in one go, and thus return data rows with
