Loading xml data to a oracle database problem in style sheet

Hi,
I Have one small Problem While loading xml data to a oracle database.
In the XML i have the Columns and Data Like this.
<Data>
<TRAN>
<Type_Trs>A</Type_Trs>
<T1>2</T1>
<T2>3</T2>
</TRAN>
<TRAN>
<Type_Trs>B</Type_Trs>
<T1>2</T1>
<T2>3</T2>
</TRAN>
</Data>
I have TRAN Table having Field Like this.
TRAN(Type_Trs,T1,F)
Note:- The XML Column T2 is Not matching with TRAN Table Column F
I want to fetch T2 data into F column.
When I am fetching the xml data into oracle table only
one row is fetching.
Can You help me
To load the the all the record of XML data into the Oracle Table
What will be my XLS Style Sheet File Please
suggest me.
Regards
MBR
Thnks in Advance

Hi MBR
You would be better posting your question to the general XML forums:
http://forums.oracle.com/forums/category.jspa?categoryID=51
This is purely for XML/BI Publisher where we get the data back out of the db :o)
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