Transform xml in column

Hi,
I wrote a Clr who returns an SqlXml object that i need to transform,
here's the query and the result i have
Select top 1 id_RefPdr, RefCln, Ncl, IT.dbo.Clr_NclSplitByMask(MasqeTri, Ncl, AM_R2.dbo.FN_NCL_NCLUNQPOS(Ncl))
From dbo.REFS_PDR
Where LibRef = 'Amortisseur'
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69 27A890
Hydraulique; Bitube; Automatique; Données PSE30/13X100A; Oeil/Tige; Vérin
<DocumentElement><dtaMask><_x0032_8>-</_x0032_8><_x0032_8.5>PREMIUM</_x0032_8.5><Hydraulique>Hydraulique</Hydraulique><GAZ>-</GAZ><Bitube>Bitube</Bitube><Monotube>-</Monotube><Inf._x002A__x002F_Sup_x002A_>-</Inf._x002A__x002F_Sup_x002A_><Inf._x002A_>-</Inf._x002A_><Sup._x002A_>-</Sup._x002A_><L._x0040_mm.>-</L._x0040_mm.><L._x0040__x002F__x0040_mm.>-</L._x0040__x002F__x0040_mm.><D._x0040_mm.>-</D._x0040_mm.><D1._x0040_mm.>-</D1._x0040_mm.><D2._x0040_mm.>-</D2._x0040_mm.><D.Tige_x0020__x0040_mm.>-</D.Tige_x0020__x0040_mm.><D.Oeil_x0020__x0040_mm.>-</D.Oeil_x0020__x0040_mm.><Larg.Oeil_x0020__x0040_mm.>-</Larg.Oeil_x0020__x0040_mm.><Larg1._x0040_mm.>-</Larg1._x0040_mm.><Larg2._x0040_mm.>-</Larg2._x0040_mm.><HorsMasque>Automatique;
Données PSE30/13X100A; Oeil/Tige; Vérin</HorsMasque></dtaMask></DocumentElement>
The xml is a one row datatable with multiple columns.
What I want to do is to get the result like this
69 1020
27A890 Hydraulique; Bitube; Automatique; Données PSE30/13X100A; Oeil/Tige; Vérin
Hydraulique -
Bitube -
Automatique; Données PSE30/13X100A; Oeil/Tige; Vérin
Is there a simple method to do that or do i need to reconsider my approach.
Any help would be appreciated

The format which you have posted is not readable.
Refer the below example,
declare @x xml
set @x='<propertyList date="2013-05-21-09:13:38">
<residential modTime="2013-05-21-09:13:39" status="sold">
<agentID>a1fa</agentID>
<uniqueID>2152459</uniqueID>
<buildingDetails>
- <listingAgent id="1">
<name>David </name>
<telephone type="BH">49666</telephone>
<telephone type="mobile">238394</telephone>
<email>[email protected]</email>
</listingAgent>
- <listingAgent id="2">
<name>Bryan</name>
<telephone type="BH"> 499 1666</telephone>
<telephone type="mobile">344 2630</telephone>
<email>[email protected]</email>
</listingAgent>
</buildingDetails>
</residential>
</propertyList>'
select t.u.value ('../name[1]','varchar(10)') as name,
t.u.value ('./@type','varchar(30)') as telephonetype,
t.u.value ('.','varchar(30)') as telephone,
t.u.value ('../email[1]','varchar(30)') as email
from @x.nodes('/propertyList/residential/buildingDetails/listingAgent/telephone') t(u)
Regards, RSingh

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-- Retreive the XSLT stylesheet from the database that needs to be applied
-- to the 'acctXML' value retreived above.
SELECT xsldoc INTO xslFile FROM cpg_xsl_table
WHERE filename='account.xsl';
-- Apply the XMLtype.transform() function to get the transformed XML instance.
-- This function takes in an XMLType instance and an XSLT stylesheet.
-- It applies the stylesheet to the XML document and returns a transformed
-- XML instance.
html := acctXML.transform(xslFile);
-- Return the transformed XML instance as a CLOB value.
RETURN html.getCLOBVal();
END getAccountDetailsHTML;

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Hello,
can anyone help me?
I want to transform an XML-Document to Text-Document.
I would store the data of this text-document in a MySql-Database.
Can you tell me if the is a possibility to do all this with java. It's possible only with XSLT and how???
Thanks,
Jonathan

there is also a possibility using xsl, but it's difficult to find tutorials about xsl (for transformation XML->text). Do anyone knows best links where i can find XSL-tutorial (XML--test)?
Regards,
Jonathan

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