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

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- 10.4.0

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Simple Types

A simple datatype is an XML element or attribute that contains text. A simple type is indivisible. Simple types cannot have attributes, but attributes are simple types.

PowerCenter supports the following simple types:

Atomic types.
A basic datatype such as Boolean, string, or integer.

Lists.
An array collection of atomic types.

Unions.
A combination of one or more atomic or list types that map to a simple type in an XML file.

Simple and Complex XML Types

Atomic Types

Lists

Unions

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