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A XML node will have fix number of elements and they can be in order from one node to another node. If during conversion a fixed order is not used then the output csv will have mis-matched values. if XML don't have XSD then well formed XML can have elements in any order among different node. During conversion, we can control the output order of elements and hence the csv will write values under header fields. for example, below example have same elements but order are different but in a output csv value must match with appropriate header field.
A XML node will have fix number of elements and they can be in order from one node to another node. If during conversion a fixed order is not used then the output csv will have mis-matched values. if XML don't have XSD then well formed XML can have elements in any order among different node. During conversion, we can control the output order of elements and hence the csv will write values under header fields. for example, below example have same elements but order are different but in a output csv value must match with appropriate header field.
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