I have the following T-SQL that determines if a row exists using two criteria:
Declare @x xml = '
<row ParentID="45" ObjectID="0" Node="root.local.navigation[7]" itemKey="page" itemValue="Confirmation" itemType="string" />
<row ParentID="45" ObjectID="0" Node="root.local.navigation[7]" itemKey="visited" itemValue="false" itemType="bool" />'
SELECT @x.exist('/row[@Node eq "root.local.navigation[7]"] and /row[@itemValue eq "Confirmation"]')
Question: Given the above SELECT, how can I SELECT the second row's itemValue? ie Since there's a row with Node="root.local.navigation[7]" and itemValue="Confirmation", return the itemType value in the row where node is the same and itemKey="visited"?
How about this:
declare @x xml = '
<row ParentID="45" ObjectID="0" Node="root.local.navigation[7]" itemKey="page" itemValue="Confirmation" itemType="string" />
<row ParentID="45" ObjectID="0" Node="root.local.navigation[7]" itemKey="visited" itemValue="false" itemType="bool" />'
select case when @x.exist('/row[@Node eq "root.local.navigation[7]"] and /row[@itemValue eq "Confirmation"]') = 1
then @x.value('/row[@Node eq "root.local.navigation[7]" and @itemKey eq "visited"][1]/@itemType', 'varchar(50)')
end as item_type
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