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| | 2005 xml equality Is there any (perhaps roundabout) mechanism for testing xml columns for equality? Specifically, as part of a bulk update (i.e. into a staging table that is then migrated) I want to short-circuit any records whose xml hasn't actually changed, since I have audit requirements and I don't want to fill in the audit every time a record is present in an extract - only when it has actually changed. Any ideas? I have tried a few approaches like extracting as ntext or some of the checksum functions, but not with any success. CLR perhaps? Marc |
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