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Chapter 12      Advanced Authoring Concepts
  Using Table Activities
Related Topics
See the online help for:
  •
A list of table expressions
  •
An example of the WHERE clause
  •
Commonly-used wildcard special characters
  •
A list of comparison operators
Read Table from Text 
Read a comma-separated value (CSV) string variable and convert the 
text into a table with a specified set of columns. 
Read Table from XML
Read an XML snippet and convert it into a table with a specified set of 
columns. For example:
Row XML Element Name:
MyRow
Columns to read:
Name String
Age Integer
Source XML:
<MyData>
<MyRow>
<Name>Jeff</Name>
<Age>32</Age>
</MyRow>
<MyRow>
<Name>Mark</Name>
<Age>31</Age>
</MyRow>
<MyRow>
<Name>Jay</Name>
<Age>30</Age>
</MyRow>
</MyData>
This produces a table with two columns (name, age), with three rows.
Table 12-2
Sample Table Activities  (continued)
Activity Type
Purpose