Updating the whole xml file in XMLType column

Hi ,
I am facing the problem in updating the XMLTYPE column.
I need to update the whole xml file
This is my table
SQL> desc EMPJAL_TABLE;
Name Null? Type
EMPLOYEEID NOT NULL VARCHAR2(140)
EMPCOM VARCHAR2(100)
EMPJAL SYS.XMLTYPE(XMLSchema "www.EMPSIM.com" Element "EMPJAL") STORAGE
Object-relational TYPE "EMPJAL_T"
I am able to form the CLOB object and trying to use this sql command
UPDATE EMPJAL_TABLE SET EMPJAL = XMLType( ? ) ) WHERE EMPLOYEEID ='emp1234';
Here I want to update the whole xmlfile in XMLTYPE column.
Error is - ORA-00933: SQL command not properly ended
Please advise
Thanks
Govinds

Hi Mark,
I apologise for this mistake. I am really putting lot of efforts and also worked/working in advance topics of XML DB.
Yes I am extensively using Oracle 10g r2 and suggesting others to use this
This time I had put more effort before posting ,I had a series of queries to resolve most of then were working , this was the one giving problem inside my java code
I am sorry for this .
Any how I made another query which works better.
Thanks
Govinda

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This is the current code I used when trying to make it work
Private Function ReadSettingsXML(ByVal path As String) As MySettings # On Debug It marks here and tells me it wasn't found.
Dim thisSettingsInfo As New MySettings
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If settingsInfo IsNot Nothing Then
For Each mainGroup As XElement In settingsInfo.Elements
If mainGroup.Name = "<Database>" AndAlso mainGroup.HasElements Then
For Each subGroup As XElement In mainGroup.Elements
If subGroup.Name = "<Person>" Then
thisSettingsInfo.Textbox1 = subGroup.Value
ElseIf subGroup.Name = "<Driver>" Then
thisSettingsInfo.Textbox2 = subGroup.Value
ElseIf subGroup.Name = "<Address>" Then
thisSettingsInfo.Textbox3 = subGroup.Value
End If
Next
End If
Next
Else
thisSettingsInfo = Nothing
Throw New Exception("The settings XML file is corrupt and cannot be read.")
End If
Else
thisSettingsInfo = Nothing
Throw New Exception("The settings XML file could not be located.")
End If
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Caseworker.Textbox2.Text = .Driver
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End With
End If
End Sub
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Been stuck on this for two working days, so any help is highly appreciated
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injects the info from the File to the correct Textboxes.
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If (document.Name = "LastName") Then
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