Preface
XML Concepts
Using XML with PowerCenter
Working with XML Sources
Using the XML Editor
Working with XML Targets
XML Source Qualifier Transformation
Midstream XML Transformations
Appendix A: XML Datatype Reference
- XML and Transformation Datatypes
  - XML Date Format
Appendix B: XPath Query Functions Reference
- XPath Query Functions Overview
- Function Quick Reference
- boolean
- ceiling
- concat
- contains
- false
- floor
- lang
- normalize-space
- not
- number
- round
- starts-with
- string
- string-length
- substring
- substring-after
- substring-before
- translate
- true

XML Guide

10.5
- 10.5.7
- 10.5.6
- 10.4.0

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Creating a Type Relationship

You can create a type relationship between a column in a view and a type view. If the column is pivoted, you can choose occurrences to include in the relationship.

To create a type relationship:

Right-click the column in the view you want to use.

Select Create Relationship.

If the column is pivoted, select an occurrence to use.

Move the pointer to the type view to establish a relationship.

As you move the pointer, a link appears between the views, and the XML Editor verifies that the relationship is valid. If a relationship is not valid, an error message appears in the status bar.

If no error message appears, click the parent view to establish the relationship.

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XML Guide

XML Guide

Creating a Type Relationship

Creating a Type Relationship