Created a new map with 2 source schemas combined to produce 1 destination
file. Both the source files have multiple rows but the destination file only
contains 1 row (the first entries of each of the source files).
Been investigating and playing around with the Looping functoid - but no
joy!
Has anyone got any ideas?
Thanks
Gavin
Best regards,
Christof
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"Gavin Kelly" <Gavin...@cqsm.com> wrote in message
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Thanks for the reply but I havnt got a clue what your talking about - is
this whats generated when you link some fields to the looping functoid?
Lets says for example Im trying to merge these 2 files into 1
Source Specification File 1
---------------------------
Item Code
Item Name
Item Description
Source Specification File 2
----------------------------
Item Code
Transaction Time
Transaction Amount
Destination Specification File
--------------------------
Item Code
Item Name
Transaction Time
Transaction Amount
Should I link the Item Code from each source spec through a looping
functoid?
"Christof [MVP]" <bts2004communityfeedback (at) hotmail (dot) com> wrote in
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Best regards,
Christof
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"Gavin Kelly" <Gavin...@cqsm.com> wrote in message
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May be in your case you don't need to use looping functoid. Looping functoid is used to create new element at the target schema for every occurence of element at the
source schema.
Can you give more complicated example when nodes repeat at the source document?
Thanks,
Tatyana
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schema1 :
<TestMessage xmlns="http://TestMessaging.Schema1">
<ID>0000001</ID>
<Message>Schema0000011</Message>
<ID>0000002</ID>
<Message>Schema0000012</Message>
<ID>0000003</ID>
<Message>Schema0000013</Message>
</TestMessage>
schema2 :
<TestMessage2 xmlns="http://TestMessaging.Schema2">
<ID>0000001</ID>
<Message>Schema0000021</Message>
<ID>0000002</ID>
<Message>Schema0000022</Message>
<ID>0000004</ID>
<Message>Schema0000024</Message>
</TestMessage2>
What Im after for schema3 is :
<TestMessage3 xmlns=http://TestMessaging.Schema3>
<ID>0000001</ID>
<Message1>Schema0000011</Message2>
<Message2>Schema0000021</Message2>
<ID>0000002</ID>
<Message1>Schema0000012</Message2>
<Message2>Schema0000022</Message2>
<ID>0000003</ID>
<Message1>Schema0000013</Message2>
<ID>0000004</ID>
<Message2>Schema0000024</Message2>
</TestMessage3>
Any clues?
"Tatyana Yakushev [MSFT]" <taty...@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Here it is.
Tatyana
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