Question about creating multiple output files from same query

I have a query like this:
select * from emp;
ename empno deptno
Scott 10001 10
Tiger 10002 10
Hanson 10003 20
Jason 10004 30
I need to create multiple output files in xml format for each dept
example:
emp_dept_10.xml
emp_dept_20.xml
emp_dept_30.xml
each file will have the information for employees in different departmemts.
The reason I need to do this is to avoid executing the same query 200 times for generating the same output for different departments. Please let me know if it is practically possible to do this.
Any input is greatly appreciated.
Thanks a lot!!

You can write a shell script to generate the multiple spools files for the same output. Below script may helps you.
#====================
#!/bin/bash
n=0
while [ $n -le 20 ]
do
n=`expr $n + 1`
sqlplus -s system/manager <<EOF
spool emp_dept_$n.xml
select count(1) from tab;
spool off
EOF
done
#====================

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Question about creating multiple XML files from same query

I have a query like this:
select * from emp;
ename empno deptno
Scott 10001 10
Tiger 10002 10
Hanson 10003 20
Jason 10004 30
I need to create multiple output files in xml format for each dept
example:
emp_dept_10.xml
emp_dept_20.xml
emp_dept_30.xml
each file will have the information for employees in different departmemts.
We are using DBMS_XMLGEN package to generate XML.
The reason I need to do this is to avoid executing the same query 200 times for generating the same output for different departments. Please let me know if it is practically possible to do this.
Any input is greatly appreciated.
Thanks a lot!!

one solution i can think of is to use SQLX operator instead of dbms_xmlgen.
here is a sample example.
declare
l_xmltype xmltype;
l_deptno emp.deptno%type;
begin
for i in (select * from emp order by deptno)
loop
    select xmlconcat(
                xmlelement("ename", i.ename)
               ,xmlelement("sal", i.sal)
               ,xmlelement("detpno", i.deptno))
      into l_xmltype from dual;
    dbms_output.put_line(l_xmltype.GetClobVal());
end loop;
end;
/Now here you can open the query once, keep writing to the file till the deptno
is same, when the deptno changes, close the file and open a new file with new
deptno and start writing.
Note : in this way you will have to add the xmlprolog manually to each of the file which should not be an issue. after opening the file add the prolog string manually.
Hope this helps.

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The other outcome of this process was that XSLT (1.0) does not have a way of producing more than one output file from an input file. And so the short answer to your question is "Trax can't do that." However, XSLT 2.0 will be able to do that, although it is not yet a formal W3C recommendation, and when it does become one it will take a while before there are good implementations of it. (I predict that Saxon will be the first good implementation.)
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ARE NULL ) LOCATION ( 'xtunits.csv' ))
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is same, when the deptno changes, close the file and open a new file with new
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Note : in this way you will have to add the xmlprolog manually to each of the file which should not be an issue. after opening the file add the prolog string manually.
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