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 The string represented in this format has attribute names followed by the corresponding values. The attribute names and values are separated by the “#” delimiter, for example: The string represented in this format has attribute names followed by the corresponding values. The attribute names and values are separated by the “#” delimiter, for example:
-<code aim> #Name#John Smith#State#NEW#Balance#100.0 </code>+<code aim>#Name#John Smith#State#NEW#Balance#100.0 </code>
   * ''attrName1 attrValue1 attrName2 attrValue2''  etc    * ''attrName1 attrValue1 attrName2 attrValue2''  etc 
  
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 Name John State NEW Balance 100.0 // VALID </code> Name John State NEW Balance 100.0 // VALID </code>
   * The string has multiple lines where each line has a single attribute name and the corresponding value. The attribute name and value are separated either by the space character or “#” delimiter, for example:   * The string has multiple lines where each line has a single attribute name and the corresponding value. The attribute name and value are separated either by the space character or “#” delimiter, for example:
-<code aim> Name John State NEW Balance 100 </code>Instead of the space and “#” symbols you can use ''USING'' expression to specify the delimiter explicitly, for example:+<code aim>Name John State NEW Balance 100 </code>Instead of the space and “#” symbols you can use ''USING'' expression to specify the delimiter explicitly, for example:
 <code aim>SET Account FROM Name: 'John' USING ':' </code>The delimiter used here is the “:” symbol. This action can be useful in a variety of situations, for example when processing the contents of the incoming e-mails (provided that they are formatted as described above). <code aim>SET Account FROM Name: 'John' USING ':' </code>The delimiter used here is the “:” symbol. This action can be useful in a variety of situations, for example when processing the contents of the incoming e-mails (provided that they are formatted as described above).
  
  
  
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