Having a xml output with custom xml tags

Hi All,
I have a requirement where we need to generate an xml output with a custom set of tags as given below.
<templates>
<list>
<List_no></list_no>
<List_name> </List_name>
</List>
</templates>
I am not sure how to get the list part as tags within tags.
I am able to get the output if the tag level is just one level like ,
<templates>
<List_no></list_no>
<List_name> </List_name>
</List>
</templates>
Does anybody know how I could get the multi-level tags. Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you all.
-Vin

Hi, you can FOR XML PATH for a finer degree of control over your XML. Use the @ symbol to create attributes. Here's a simple example:
DECLARE @t TABLE ( rowId INT IDENTITY PRIMARY KEY, [address] VARCHAR(50), city VARCHAR(30), floor INT, suite INT, doorType VARCHAR(20) )
INSERT INTO @t VALUES
( '123 Fake St', 'Springfield', 10, 512, 'Metal' )
SELECT
[address] AS "Address",
city AS City,
[floor] AS "Location/@Floor",
suite AS "Location/@Suite",
doorType AS "Location/@DoorType"
FROM @t
FOR XML PATH ('Company'), ROOT ('Companies'), ELEMENTS;

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to the default folder in C, but the command
I'm using is:
locationModify script="MigXmlHelper.RelativeMove('%CSIDL_PERSONAL%\','D:\Usuarios\%USERNAME%\Mis Documentos')">
      <objectSet>
            <pattern type="File">%CSIDL_PERSONAL%\* [*]</pattern>
       </objectSet>
  </locationModify>

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