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Sibling element: Jumps the number of siblings (nodes at the same level) defined in
the Move byoption.
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Sibling element with same name: Jumps the number of same name siblings
(nodes at the same level of which the node is the same name) defined in the Move
byoption.
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Element, from top of record: Jumps to the specified node. The XPATH in the
Absolute XPATHoption starts from the root node defined by /.
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Element from current position: Jumps to a position relative to the current position
of the cursor. The XPATH in the Relative XPATHoption defines where to go,../goes
up a level,./refers to the current level.
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Level Up/Down: Jumps up or down one node level (up to the parent, down to a
child). The number of levels to change is defined in the Move byoption.
Postprocessor Properties
The Postprocessor step does not run for every Source Record in the Data Sample. It runs once,
at the end of the Steps, after all records have been processed.
Postprocessor
The Postprocessor subsection defines what postprocessors run on the Data Sample at the end
of the data mapping workflow. Each Postprocessor runs in turn, using the result of the previous
one as an input.
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Name: The name to identify the Postprocessor.
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Type: The type of Postprocessor. Currently there is a single type available.
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JavaScript : Runs a JavaScript Expression to modify the Data Sample. See
DataMapper API.
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Use JavaScript Editor: Click to display the Edit Script dialog.
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Add Postprocessor: Click to add a new Postprocessor. Its settings can be modified
once it is added.
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Remove Postprocessor: Click to remove the currently selected Postprocessor.
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Move Up: Click to move the Postprocessor up one position.
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Move Down: Click to move the Postprocessor down one position.
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