Urgetnt:Generate XML Document from Oracle Tables.

Environment is :9i Release 2
Requirement : Generate XML document from the data which is vailable in Oracle tables at client location.
Could some body help me on how to get ahead on this.
Thanks in advance,
Kumar.

Implimentation in PowerBuilder7(Source is experimental.. need optimization):
kml_store = create datastore
selectblob kml into :kml_result from (select get_kml(:querry_type,:tmp_querry_value,1) as kml from dual) using sqlca;
if sqlca.sqlcode=100 then
MessageBox("INFO","No data found");
return false;
end if
if sqlca.sqlcode = -1 then
     MessageBox("INFO","Error in generating KMl file");
     return false
end if
li_FileNum = FileOpen("test.kml",StreamMode!, Write!, LockWrite!, Replace!);
b_len=Len(kml_result)
b_len=64244;
/*inserting in file :)*/
DO WHILE b_pos<=b_len
     s_pipe=String(BlobMid(kml_result,b_pos,i_str_len))
     ret = FileWrite(li_FileNum,s_pipe);
     s_pipe="";
     b_pos=b_pos+i_str_len;
LOOP
FileClose(li_FileNum);
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