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Use the  Compute  node to construct one or more new output messages. This topic contains the following sections: Purpose Using this node in a message flow Configuring the Compute node Configuring database access Specifying ESQL Setting the mode Validating messages Terminals and properties Purpose The output messages that you create in the  Compute  node might be created by modifying the information that is provided in the input message, or by using only new information which can be taken from a database or from other sources. Elements of the input message (for example, headers, header fields, and body data), its associated environment, and its exception list can be used to create the new output message. Specify how the new messages are created by coding ESQL in the message flow ESQL resource file. For more information, see  Specifying ESQL . Use the  Compute  node to: Build a new message using a set of assignment statem...