SQL in XML out

hi folks
Any one know of any db package that takes sql and puts xml tags around it like the XMLELEMENT in 9i.
I am working on 8i db.
Cheers
Tappies

I presume from your answer that the only option i have is to hard code the xml in to the sql results.

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