NodeType Property
Sets the value to specify whether an XML object is an element or an attribute.
Applies To
XMLports
Remarks
The possible values are as follows: Element and Attribute. The default value is Undefined. In an XML document, you can use the Element node to represent a record and the Attribute node to represent the fields in the record. For example, the following code defines a table with one record and the record contains two fields: <Record> <Field1>123</Field><Field2>456</Field2> </Record>
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| Element | Describes the data that it contains. The data could be record. For example, <Record> “Data 1” </Record> could represent an element that contains 1 record. |
| Attribute | An attribute could represent a field in the record. For example, the <Record></Record> Element could contain two fields, as shown in the code example. An attribute cannot contain other elements. |