Learning XQuery can be a pain. There are a lot of different uses for XML and different languages implement it in many different fashions. To help clear the air a bit, I wrote a number of posts on XQuery; which this post is a part of.
Now that I’ve posted my initial posts on what I’ve learned about XQuery, I thought I would write a follow-up posts with some links to resource that I’ve found valuable.
StrateSQL Blog Posts
- XQuery for the Non-Expert – Terminology
- XQuery for the Non-Expert – XMLNAMESPACE
- XQuery for the Non-Expert – Nodes
- XQuery for the Non-Expert – Query
- XQuery for the Non-Expert – Value
- XQuery for the Non-Expert – Exist
- XQuery for the Non-Expert – @Variable Use
- XQuery for the Non-Expert – Binary Values
- XQuery for the Non-Expert – Substring() Function
- XQuery for the Non-Expert – Aggregates
Other Blog Posts and Articles
- SQL Server 2005: Intro to XQuery
- Part 1 – An Overview of XML Support in SQL Server 2005
- SQLXML : How to Use SQL Server XML Function exist()
- SQL Server XML- The Crib Sheet
- Working with XQuery Methods
- Shred XML data with XQuery in SQL Server 2005
Strate SQL 
This Blog series is excellent! Much appreciated
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