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Home > Online Product Documentation > Table of Contents > Controlling XML Output Controlling XML OutputConvert to XML provides several ways for you to control the XML output created by the Convert to XML adapter. Most XML output is specified using properties displayed in the Properties window. Some XML output, such as the number of regions or the number of fields in a row, are specified using the Convert to XML Editor. This section describes the properties used to control some of the most common output operations. See User-Defined Adapters Properties Reference for detailed information on all properties. This section covers the following topics: |
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