Defining the Message Type in Data Sources
Message types specify the format of the data within the message.
Steps:
1. Select the Message Type:

· FIX

· JSON
If JSON is selected, enter the Record Path which allows the identification of multiple records within the JSON document (e.g., myroot.items.item).

· Text
If Text has been selected, confirm the Decimal Separator, Text Qualifier, Column Delimiter, and if the first row of the message includes column headings.

· XML

2. Define or set the columns that represent the sections of the message.
| 
    Property  | 
			
    Description  | 
		
| 
    Name  | 
			
    The column name of the source schema.  | 
		
| 
    Fix Tag/JsonPath/Text Column Index/XPath  | 
			
    The Fix Tag/JsonPath/Text Column Index/XPath of the source schema.  | 
		
| 
    Type  | 
			
    The data type of the column. Can be a Text, Numeric, or Time  | 
		
| 
    Date Format  | 
			
    The format when the data type is Time.  | 
		
| 
    Enabled  | 
			
    Determines whether the message field should be processed.  | 
		
| 
    NOTE  | 
			
    To parse and format times with higher than millisecond precision, the format string needs to end with a period followed by sequence of uppercase S. There can be no additional characters following them. For example: yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.SSSSSS  | 
		
To 
	 delete a column, check its 
 or all the column 
	 entries, check the topmost 
, then click 
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