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title Example: Specifying the CDATA Directive | Microsoft Docs
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ms.date 06/13/2017
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Example: Specifying the CDATA Directive

If the directive is set to CDATA, the contained data is not entity encoded, but is put in the CDATA section. The CDATA attributes must be nameless.

The following query wraps the product model summary description in a CDATA section.

USE AdventureWorks2012;  
GO  
SELECT  1 as Tag,  
        0 as Parent,  
        ProductModelID  as [ProductModel!1!ProdModelID],  
        Name            as [ProductModel!1!Name],  
        '<Summary>This is summary description</Summary>'     
            as [ProductModel!1!!CDATA] -- no attribute name so ELEMENT assumed  
FROM    Production.ProductModel  
WHERE   ProductModelID=19  
FOR XML EXPLICIT  

This is the result:

<ProductModel ProdModelID="19" Name="Mountain-100">  
   <![CDATA[<Summary>This is summary description</Summary>]]>  
</ProductModel>  

See Also

Use EXPLICIT Mode with FOR XML