Hi Rurangwa,
I assume that you're using an EFM version higher than 9.1 PL7? If so, you can just press F1 to find its latest online help.
XML
The following table describes the available nodes in an XML tree structure:
Node Type | Description | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| Simple element, used to describe data; cannot have child elements or attributes. | Cannot contain child nodes. Must be nested within an order indicator node. |
| Complex element, used to describe data; can have child elements and attributes. | / |
| Used to provide additional information that is not relevant to the data. | Cannot contain child nodes. |
| An order indicator which specifies that the child elements can appear in any order. | These nodes are exclusive of each other. |
| An order indicator which specifies that there are only two child elements and either this or that child element can occur at one time. | |
| An order indicator which specifies that the child elements must appear in the specified order. |
All, Choice, and Sequence nodes specify the order of the child elements of a parent element. To create child elements [whether they be elements or element containers), you must first indicate their order by creating an order indicator node.
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