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Import XML File and transform into Relational Model (for DYNAMIC Columns) using Powershell

by SSWUG Research

(Niladri Biswas) In this article, we will load XML data into the relational model using PowerShell but for dynamic columns.We will use SQL Server 2014 as our RDBMS.

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Import XML File and transform into Relational Model (for DYNAMIC Columns) using Powershell

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