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actually changes which data is extracted into that field.
CSV file or database data
Tabular data is displayed in the Data Viewer in a table where multiple fields appear for each
line or row in the original data.
To select data, click on a field, keep the mouse button down, drag to the last field that you want
to select and release the mouse button.
Alternatively you can select fields just like files in the Windows Explorer: keep the Ctrl button
pressed down while clicking on fields to select or deselect them, or keep the Shift button
pressed down to select consecutive fields.
XML File
XML data is displayed as a tree view inside the Data Viewer. To get a better overview you can
also collapse any XML level.
In this tree view you can select nodes just like files in the Windows Explorer: keep the Ctrl
button pressed down while clicking on nodes to select or deselect them, or keep the Shift
button pressed down to select consecutive nodes.
You can select multiple fields even if those fields are in different nodes.
Note
The Goto step isn't used in XML extraction workflows The DataMapper moves through the file
using Xpath, a path-like syntax to identify and navigate nodes in an XML document.
Extracting transactional data
Promotional data are data about customers, such as addresses, names and phone numbers.
In Connect, each record in the extracted record set represents one recipient. The number of
fields that contain promotional data is the same in each record. These data are stored on the
root level of the extracted record.
Transactional data, on the other hand, are used in communications about transactions
between a company and their customers or suppliers: invoices, statements, and purchase
orders, for example. Naturally these data differ per customer. They are stored in detail tables in
the extracted record. The number of fields in a detail table can vary from record to record.
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