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I am back again regarding this because I realised that some of my TUVs contain properties. So, this is an example:

<tu changedate="20180321T113135Z" creationdate="20180321T113135Z" chan
+geid="user2" tuid="2">
    <prop type="client"> </prop>
    <prop type="project">yes</prop>
    <prop type="corrected">no</prop>
    <prop type="aligned">no</prop>
    <tuv xml:lang="en"><seg>Hello 
<b>world!</b></seg></tuv>
    <tuv xml:lang="fr">
    <prop type="client"> </prop>
    <prop type="project">yes</prop>
    <prop type="corrected">no</prop>
    <prop type="aligned">no</prop>
    <seg>Bonjour 
<b> monde</b></seg></tuv>

</tu>
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How can I get these properties and distinguish them from the others? For instance, the column may have the name TU:client and TUV:client or so.

Thanks

In reply to Re^2: Strip XML document by corfuitl
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