Those attributes are for fields in the DB that you want to ignore on certain actions. For example, a timestamp field. For an insert, the database might create this value for you automatically, so you wouldn't want transfer to send a value to the database to insert. Likewise you would also ignore-update for a "created" timestamp because you would never want that value to change when you are updating a record. You might use refresh-update="false" on a field that doesn't change. The created timestamp is an other good example. It wont change once its set so you would set that field to refresh-update="false". You would keep refresh-insert="true" because when the DB sets the timestamp, you want to make sure that Transfer gets a fresh value for that field after the insert occurs.
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