on 09-01-2008 12:08 PM
Hi,
how to do following please?
>Source
><body>
><val>1</val>
><val>2</val>
><val>3</val>
></body>
>and create
><body2>
><val2>1</val2>
><val2>2</val2>
><val2>3</val2>
></body2>
So I will create only one target node per unique val value from the source?
Thanks,
Olian
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val--->SPlitbyValue(Value changed)>CollapseContext->target
regards
Varun
To add on to what Varun has suggested
val>sort>SplitByValue(value change)>collapse context> val2
sort is used in case you get input data like 1,2,3,3,2 ... not in
sort properties --> numerical,ascending
Varun's solution works. Thanks guys.
p.s. I have another mapping issue check my new thread please
Hi Olian,
Based on your description, the source and target structure occurences should be set to 0..unbounded or 1..unbounded then you can use the mapping technique as described by Varun..
Regards,
Mark
Hi ,
I think you will have to write a UDF for this in which you can loop over the incoming values and just pass the unique ones by keeping a check.
Manjusha.
are the values (1,2,3) fixe or variable (1,2,3...n)?
If they are variable you cannot use graphical mapping
Regards Mario
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