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Listing 10-16. Using the OPENXML Function SET IDENTITY_INSERT Employees ON DECLARE @hDoc INT DECLARE @xml VARCHAR(1000) SET @xml= '<Employees> <Employee EmployeeID="10" FirstName="John" LastName="Gates" /> <Employee EmployeeID="11" FirstName="Bill" LastName="Short" /> </Employees>' EXEC sp_xml_preparedocument @hDoc OUTPUT, @xml INSERT INTO EMPLOYEES (EMPLOYEEID,FIRSTNAME,LASTNAME) ( SELECT * FROM OPENXML(@hDoc,'Employees/Employee',0) WITH (EmployeeID int,FirstName varchar(50),LastName varchar(50)) ) EXEC sp_xml_removedocument @hDoc The script in Listing 10-16 declares two variables named hDoc and xml. The integer variable hDoc is used later for storing a handle to the loaded XML document. The VARCHAR variable xml is used to store the XML markup shown in Listing 10-15 as a string. The SET statement assigns the XML markup to the xml variable. Then we call the sp_xml_preparedocument system stored procedure, which parses and loads the supplied XML markup in memory. It returns a handle to the loaded document in the form of an integer. Next, this handle is collected in the hDoc variable that we declared earlier. Then an INSERT statement is executed, making use of the OPENXML function. Observe the call to OPENXML carefully. The OPENXML function is used in a SELECT statement as if it were a table. It accepts three parameters: The first parameter is a handle to the XML data loaded by using sp_xml_preparedocument. The second parameter is an XPath pattern pointing to the node of the XML data that is to be treated as a row. In our example, this base path is Employees/Employee. The third parameter is a flag indicating the mapping between the XML data and the relational rowset. The third parameter can take values as shown in Table 10-2.

As we explained in Part 1 of this book, the customer is responsible for writing the stories. Of course, the customer gets some assistance from the XP team. The dialogue may go something like this: XP team: Can you begin by providing the top features that you d like to see in this release of the Northwind project Try to keep these features simple and autonomous. We ll be writing each of these features down on index cards, where they ll become user stories. Remember, all we need at this point is a title and a few sentences that describe each defined feature. Customer: The first requirement that must be part of this application is a login. The user must provide a valid user ID and password prior to doing anything else. XP team: How do customers establish accounts with you Customer: They have to contact us, and we ll create an account for them. XP team: Should we include contact information on the login page Customer: Yeah, that s a good idea. XP team: Okay, so why don t you title your first story something like Login and provide a couple of sentences describing the login functionality, including something about the contact information. Try not to be detailed at this point. Customer: How does that look

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