Attributes for Nodes (destination structure)
(1) Name of the node and optional description. See also section Naming Conventions for Nodes and Fields.
(2) See sections XMLNoTemplateUnit, create xml from node(a, b, c, d, e, f, g), JsonCreationUnit and ExtendedJsonCreationUnit.
(3) Checks the minimum and maximum occurrence of a node. See also section Icons in Mappings.
(4) An inactive node is not entered/generated when the destination tree is generated. See also sections Mapping - Filling a Record of the Destination Tree and Icons in Mappings.
(5) If this option is set, the node will not be displayed in the output data. Nodes of this type are only for the interaction with databases. See also section Icons in Mappings.
(6) Indicates whether a node will be included in the output data or if it is only traversed for calculation purposes. See also sections Calculation Nodes and Fields and Icons in Mappings.
(7) You can either drag a source structure node onto this destination structure node. In that case, the name of the source structure node is automatically entered in this attribute field. Or you search for the source structure node in a list using the folder icon. Alternatively, you can enter the name manually. In addition, you can also use the blue folder icon to select a source structure node or an Integer variable. Note: In the structure, a node with a path is represented with the icon 
and a node without path with the icon 
. See also sections Mapping - Records and Paths and Path Types.
(8) See also (7) and section Repeating Nodes Due to the Destination Structure.
(9) See section Processing Order of Nodes.
(10) See section MultipleFileCreatorUnit.
(11) This property allows an XML namespace to be assigned to the XML element generated from the field. See also sections XMLMemSaveTemplateParserUnit and XMLNoTemplateUnit.
(12) See section New Line for CSV/Fixed Length.
(13) See section Sorting in Nodes.
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(14) and (15) See section Phase 4 - SQL Execution.
(16) If this attribute has the value No, the usually active path optimisation will be deactivated. If a child node in the destination structure has the same path as its parent node and its attribute (8) has the value No, this node will only appear once in the destination tree if the optimisation is enabled. If the optimisation is disabled, the node appears in the destination structure as often as it appears in the source structure.
(17) The value of the Integer variable specified in this field determines how large the offset for the nodes to be output in the destination tree is. An offset of 2, for example, means that only the second node (and the following) will appear in the destination tree. This attribute only works if the attribute (16) has the value No.
(18) The value of the Integer variable specified in this field determines how large the step size for the nodes to be output in the destination tree is. With an offset of 2 and a step size of 2, the nodes 2, 4, 6, etc. are output in the destination tree.
(19) Only relevant for the XML parser V4.