on 01-27-2009 5:04 AM
Hi All,
I am working on split file (without BPM) scenario....
I have created three DT..
dt_data, dt_slipt1, dt_split2.
i m passing value as a,b,c,d,e.
and it has to be like a,b,d in split1 and a,c,e in split 2.
i m getting two files but with no split...ie a,b,c,d,e in both the files....
so plz suggest...
i hav done testing in design ....it gives output in right way...
i knw something is missing in config part..
plz suggest..
thnx Rohit
You must be using multi-mapping in IR. If yes, then make sure you are using Enhanced Interface Determination in ID.
Regards,
Prateek
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Check my new article on this topic.
VJ
Hi Rohit,
Check your configuration.. For example you have a source structure like below..
<Source>
<Details>
<Field1></Field1>
</Details>
</Source>
<Target1>
<Details>
<Field1></Field1>
</Details>
</ Target1>
< Target2>
<Details>
<Field1></Field1>
</Details>
</ Target2>
Add the two target message types in the message mapping. Change the message type occurrences to
0-unbounded. Add the two target message interfaces to interface mapping and change the occurrences to 0-unbounded.
Source fields have the value A,B,A,B,A.
For target1 contains only A.
For target2 contains only B.
Mapping:
Constant---Target1
(source)Field 1(Change the context to parent) u2014equals (constant(A)u2014createif u2013Details(Target1)
Constant---Target2
(source)Field 1(Change the context to parent) u2014equals (constant(B)u2014createif u2013Details(Target2)
In integration directory find the interface determination. Change the type to enhanced mode and get the mapping.
Regards,
Prakasu
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