XML storage can have zero or more nodes under
You need to query to delete any node of and =’2 Church Lane’
Start XML:
declare @t table (storage xml);
insert into @t (storage)< br />s
XML storage can have zero or more nodes under
You need to query to delete any node of and =’2 Church Lane’
Start XML:
declare @t table (storage xml);
insert into @t (storage)< br />s
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