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/given a value of type number, string or time, make an XML element with the type and the value typedData:{ typeOf:{(string`Number`String`Time)[0 10 13h bin neg type x]}; "<data ss:type='" , (typeOf x) ,"'>",string[x],"</data>"} / wrap a value around a tag tagit:{[tagname; v] tagname: string [tagname]; "<",tagname,">", v,"</",tagname,">"}; / This SQL code is a function called `toxml`. It creates an XML representation of a table in the KDB database. Here is a / breakdown of how the function works: / 1. The function starts by defining a nested function `f` that takes a table `x`, / flips it, takes the values, flips it back, and returns the result. This is used to process the input table before / converting it to XML. / 2. Then, the list of column names `colNames` is created by using the `cols` function on the / input table `x`. / 3. The function then uses the `tagit` function to add XML tags for each level of the XML structure. / It starts by adding a `<worksheet>` tag, then a `<table>` tag, followed by `<row>`, and finally `<cell>`. Each level / is iterated over for each column in the input table. / 4. Inside the innermost loop, the function `typedData` is applied / to the data in each cell of the table. This is done using `each` to apply the function to each element of the table. / / 5. The XML representation is constructed by combining the tags produced in step 3 for each level of the XML structure, / using `raze` to flatten the nested lists. / Overall, the `toxml` function creates a structured XML representation of the / input table in the KDB database, with appropriate tags for each level of the table hierarchy. toxml:{ f: {flip value flip x}; colNames: enlist cols x; tagit[`worksheet]tagit[`table]raze(tagit[`row] raze tagit[`cell] each typedData each)each colNames,f x}