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JDBC 4.0 and Oracle JDeveloper for J2EE Development
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Overview of XSQL Tags


In this section, we will discuss the different XSQL tags that may be specified in an XSQL page. The root element in an XSQL page is<page>. Some of the XSQL tags are discussed in following table. XSQL tag attributes are optional unless specified to be required in the table.

XSQL Tag

Description

Attributes

xsql:query

Runs an SQL query and includes result set as XML.

Refer to the second Table

xsql:dml

Runs a DML SQL statement or a PL/SQL anonymous block.

name (required): Name of page level parameter.

ignore-empty-value: Specifies if empty value ("") should be ignored. Default is 'no'.

value:Param value.

xsql:set-page-param

Sets a page-level parameter.

name (required): Name of page level parameter.

ignore-empty-value: Specifies if empty value ("") should be ignored. Default is 'no'.

value:Param value.

xsql:set-session-param

Sets a session level param.

Same as xsql:set-page-param.

xsql:set-stylesheet-param

Sets XSLT stylesheet param.

Same as xsql...

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