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Save Query XML file

Asked by vb7guy in OpenXML_OXML, MS SQL Server, Scripting Languages

Hi, I have the following query that Generate the XML file using the For XML Auto, Root option.  I can run this query and save the xml file to our network drive.  But I would like to do all this by a Stored Procedure so that we can have a SQL job execute this Stored Procedure to run this script.  In Addition, we also would like the xml file to be zipped up before saving it to network drive.
Any sample code would help.
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Use GiftRule
 
Select	filer_last_name		As LastName,
		filer_first_name	As FirstName,
		O_Office_Name		As OfficeName,
		F_Reporting_Year	As ReportingYear,
		F_Beg_Travel_Date	As BeginTravelDate,
		F_End_Travel_Date	As EndTravelDate,
		F_Date_Received		As DateReceived,
		F_Trans_Date		As TransactionDate,
		R_Title				As ReportTitle,
		F_Pages				As Pages
From	dbo.Document
Left
Join	dbo.filer
On		F_Filer_ID = filer_id
Left
Join	dbo.Office
On		F_Office_Id = O_Office_Number
Left
Join	dbo.Reports
On		F_Report_Code = R_Code
For XML Auto, Root ('GiftRule')
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