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CDATA tags added to title tags possibly causing error
Hi B_atWork
You don't need to remove all applied steps. You can select steps one by one upward in Applied Steps pane to find out this error starts to occur in which step, then select a step before it in which you can see the additional <CDATA> tags. Then insert a step or some steps from here to transform the table to remove the <CDATA> tags and shape it into the same format as when using the old XML file. If <CDATA> tags are in the same column with <Title>, you can try Replace Values or Extract features.
If you have difficulty transforming the data, you can paste some sample XML codes here and what the expected result should be after transformation. We can help transform it then.
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Community Support Team _ Jing
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Community SupportHi B_atWork
You don't need to remove all applied steps. You can select steps one by one upward in Applied Steps pane to find out this error starts to occur in which step, then select a step before it in which you can see the additional <CDATA> tags. Then insert a step or some steps from here to transform the table to remove the <CDATA> tags and shape it into the same format as when using the old XML file. If <CDATA> tags are in the same column with <Title>, you can try Replace Values or Extract features.
If you have difficulty transforming the data, you can paste some sample XML codes here and what the expected result should be after transformation. We can help transform it then.
Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing
If this post helps, please Accept it as the solution to help other members find it.
Thanks. I ended up using a text editor to replace the CDATA tags, and it all worked out correctly.