This is very relevant for the parameter 'separator' of the input data source CSV:
'\t' is taken literally and an error like "the string \t is not a char" happens. It would help to unescape the string coming from XML attribute. Alternatively, please document how to represent tabs in XML (but this the sub-optimal solution).
This is very relevant for the parameter 'separator' of the input data source CSV: '\t' is taken literally and an error like "the string \t is not a char" happens. It would help to unescape the string coming from XML attribute. Alternatively, please document how to represent tabs in XML (but this the sub-optimal solution).