XML Publisher - can we specify multiple SQL statements in the report?

Hi there,
can we specify multiple SQL statements in the report with XML Publisher?
Regards,
Liviu

Could we eventually generate with the Wizards available in XML Publisher desktop 5.6.2 an xml file with a structure like the one given below? The reason is to facilitate creation of the two rowsets. Thanks, Liviu.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<DATA>
     <ROWSET2>
          <ROW2>
               <FIELD1>Query1</FIELD1>
               <FIELD2>field2</FIELD2>
               <FIELD3>field3</FIELD3>
          </ROW2>
     </ROWSET2>
     <ROWSET>
          <ROW>
               <FIELD1>Query2</FIELD1>
               <FIELD2>field2</FIELD2>
               <FIELD3>field3</FIELD3>
          </ROW>
     </ROWSET>
</DATA>

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