How does it decide which XML element is "one row"?

It looks for the first element that repeats as a sibling more than once (e.g. multiple tags under an parent) and treats each occurrence as one row. Its child elements and attributes become columns.

What if my XML has no repeated elements — it's a single record?

It falls back to a one-row property/value table built from that element's own top-level fields, rather than fabricating rows that aren't there.

Are XML attributes included, or only element text?

Both — an attribute like id="1" on a record element becomes its own column alongside the values of its child elements.

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How does it decide which XML element is "one row"? It looks for the first element that repeats as a sibling more than once (e.g. multiple <item> tags under an <items> parent) and treats each occurrence as one row. Its child elements and attributes become columns.
What if my XML has no repeated elements — it's a single record? It falls back to a one-row property/value table built from that element's own top-level fields, rather than fabricating rows that aren't there.
Are XML attributes included, or only element text? Both — an attribute like id="1" on a record element becomes its own column alongside the values of its child elements.