Welcome to my first blog post!
... well, kinda. This is actually a re-write of my first post. I am changing things up a bit, specifically what this blog is all about.
First, I am not a ninja! Not at XML, SQL or anything else. I am just a guy who is really into SQL Development (set-based) and XML (data modeling and transforms). I also think ninjas are kinda cool soo: xmlsqlninja it is. After doing both for many years I have picked up a few tricks which I will pass along. Please come back often for useful BI, T-SQL (all versions through 2012), XML, XSD and XSLT (1.0,2.0 & 3.0) tips and tricks.
--ab
Further Reading
- THE best SQL Server site on the web
- Wanna Learn SQL? XML? HTML? CSS? XSLT? XSD?...
- XSLT 3.0 IS a FULLY FUNCTIONAL programming Language
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<h3>Welcome to my first blog post!</h3>
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... well, kinda. This is actually a re-write of my first post. I am changing things up a bit, specifically what this blog is all about.
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First, I am not a ninja! Not at XML, SQL or anything else. I am just a guy who is really into SQL Development (set-based) and XML (data modeling and transforms).
I also think ninjas are kinda cool soo: xmlsqlninja it is. After doing both for many years I have picked up a few tricks which I will pass along.
Please come back often for useful BI, T-SQL (all versions through 2012), XML, XSD and XSLT (1.0,2.0 & 3.0) tips and tricks.
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<p><b><i>--ab</i></b></p>
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<h2>Further Reading</h2>
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<li><a href="http://www.sqlservercentral.com/" title="This is IMHO THE place to go to learn and ask questions about SQL server">THE best SQL Server site on the web</a></li>
<li><a href="http://www.w3schools.com/sql/default.asp" title="Wanna learn SQL? XML? Transforms? XML Schema? Check out W3Schools!">Wanna Learn SQL? XML? HTML? CSS? XSLT? XSD?...</a></li>
<li><a href="http://www.w3.org/TR/xslt-30/" title="According the the W3C (right below ''What's new in XSLT 3.0'' -- emphasis mine): ''Functions are now first class values, and can be passed as arguments to other (higher-order) functions, **making XSLT a fully-fledged functional programming language.**''">XSLT 3.0 IS a FULLY FUNCTIONAL programming Language</a></li>
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<p><b>Last Updated:</b> 4/21/2013 (article update, code cleanup & added new HTML)</p>
Last Updated: 4/21/2013 (article update, code cleanup & added new HTML)
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