How to create XML file from 1 oracle tab .

I'M NEW IN ODI
Step1: Target XML format
- <Customers>
- <UserInfo>
<UserID>0000000000202406</UserID>
<LegalEntityCode>0USAL</LegalEntityCode>
<BranchCode>001</BranchCode>
<LegalEntity>>0USAL</LegalEntity>
<BranchCode>001</BranchCode>
<TypeOfChange>123jkl</TypeOfChange>
- <CustomerDetails>
- <MasterData>
<RelationshipManager>jkiu123</RelationshipManager>
<CustomerID />
<GroupCustomerID>0000000000202406</GroupCustomerID>
<FirstName>sdfgh</FirstName>
<LastName>dhgfs</LastName>
<CustomerType>c</CustomerType>
<CustomerSubType>fitz</CustomerSubType>
<SAE>430</SAE>
<DoubleCitizenship>NA</DoubleCitizenship>
<TelephoneNumber>NA</TelephoneNumber>
<Citizenship>NA</Citizenship>
<TIN>NA</TIN>
<Language>GB</Language>
<BirthCountryCode>AL</BirthCountryCode>
<BirthCountry>ALB</BirthCountry>
<DateOfBirth>NA</DateOfBirth>
</MasterData>
</CustomerDetails>
</UserInfo>
</Customers>
Step 2. Specified the logical and physical schema FOR XML.
jdbc:snps:xml?f=V:\MYFILE.xml&d=V:\MYFILE.DTD&s=FXML
where schema and work schema are the same: FXML
Step3.Logged into Designer and reverse engineered from the the schema created in step2.
step 4. Following Hierarchy is created:
CUSTOMERSUSERINFOCUSTOMERDETAILSMASTERDATA
PLEASE HELP ME WITH EXPLANATIONS IN DETAILS!!!
T.Y. IN ADVANCE

Hi
You can follow below link
http://www.avioconsulting.com/blog/oracle-odi-11g-elt-oracle-db-xml
and which version of ODI you are using i mean ODI 11g or ODI 12C etc.

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