Have two field separators in the same channel comunication, It's possible??

[Former Member]

Hi experts,

i need that the same channel comunication accept files with equal structure but diferent field separator.

It is possible to set up the channel with two field separators ~ and / for example in order to accept both kind of files??

Thanks and regards

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi,

If my understanding is correct,

You have Two files in the sender System and needs to pick and do content conversion & then send it to receiver.

but the thing is one file values are separated with , and another file values are separated with ~.

For this We have to define Two Sender channels and in the first channel, use the FCC with , and in the second channel use the FCC with ~.

in the First channel give the file name as a*( make sure that the file names shld be starts with a , if the file values r separated with , )

and in the second channel give the file name as b*( make sure that the file names shld be starts with b , if the file values r separated with ~ )

Regards

Seshagiri

[Former Member]

thanks for replies

[Former Member]

thanks for replies

[Former Member]

Hi,

As per my knowledge goes two field separators are not possible ...as the SAP xi system checks for only one field separator.

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[former_member192295]

Hi,

This requirement is possible in xi better to use two channels with FCC and use multi mapping technique and merge into one.

ie.

Source1-----|___Multi Mapping_______Tagget1

Source2-----|

[Former Member]

Yes that is the process description.

It's not necessary to have the files at same time but is necessary that channel to be able to pick the file (can be a file with field separator "~" or "/") and do conversion correctly in both cases.

My question is if that is possible with only one channel communication and the name of files always the same: a*

Thanks

[Former Member]

Hi,

This is not Possible why because,

you will have one file with "~" separated values and the another file with "/" values.

If u have only one sender channel means , it is not possible to define the FCC parameters for "~" and "/" at single place.

Better to take Two separate Channels and follow separate Naming convesions also

Regards

Seshagiri