01-08-2024 05:58 AM
Dear all,
I'd like to know how you deal with this kind of case, because > and < symbols are special for .XML files. I have a case where the description uses a ">" or "<" symbols but they are not properly recognized once they have been loaded, instead they are loaded as ">" or "<". Do you know how to define them so the load would work properly?
Thank you.
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01-08-2024 06:55 AM
Can you expand on the question? Where do you want to define them? What process are you going through that needs <> defined as < >?
Your summary is correct: there are a number of characters that XML needs to treat differently and <> are 2 of them. You must 'escape' these special characters using the > and < strings. That is how they must appear in the XML file and OneStream will display them as < and >.
01-08-2024 06:55 AM
Can you expand on the question? Where do you want to define them? What process are you going through that needs <> defined as < >?
Your summary is correct: there are a number of characters that XML needs to treat differently and <> are 2 of them. You must 'escape' these special characters using the > and < strings. That is how they must appear in the XML file and OneStream will display them as < and >.
01-08-2024 12:51 PM
Thank you Marcus, yes, those values should be in the XML so that they can be read by OS properly.
Thank you for your answer!