on 11-11-2009 9:15 AM
hi.experts.
i have a doubt.. can i use 2 idocs in sender side(debmas & adrmas)same message, each having 10 fields. it needs to integrate with jdbc(single table)? How can i map?
can u please any one clear...
advance thanks,
arun
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But in your case, you don't need multiline container element as you are not collecting multiple Idocs of each type.
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Will those 2 IDOCs be sent in a single LUWs ? Or simply depending on the business context ? Why not creating 2 distinct scenarios (highly simplified explanations) :
IDOC1 -> JDBC (intf mapping calling the mmap for IDOC1 to JDBC call structure)
IDOC2 -> JDBC (intf mapping calling the mmap for IDOC2 to same JDBC call structure)
This is the easiest solution, but not sure it fulfills your requirements ?
If you need to have those 2 IDOCs to build the JDBC call, a BPM (collect) could be used (depending on how you'll send the IDOCs) or a N:1 mapping (w/o BPM, which is always a good idea ) ...
Chris
Edited by: Christophe PFERTZEL on Nov 12, 2009 12:31 PM
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Hi Arun,
I don't think it is possible.
One method is as follows
What you can try to do is to extend DEBMAS idoc to include the fields of ADRMAS and send it to XI system.
In XI system, you can map the fields to the target JDBC structure.
Reagards,
Ravi
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