on 09-07-2006 10:53 PM
Hi,
VALUE MAPPING IN XI using conversion -> value mapping
1) What is exactly value mapping and why is it needed in XI?
2) Steps to do value mapping in XI using conversion -> vlaue mapping.
Thanks
Kunal
Hi,
Value Mapping is defined/managed inside the Integration Directory under "Tools > Value Mapping" and used inside the Integration Repository (mapping).
It's defined between a sender and a receiver system.
Here's the SAP help.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/13/ba20dd7beb14438bc7b04b5b6ca300/frameset.htm
Mickael
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Hi,
VAlue mapping is like a <b>conversion table</b>.
Inside a Message Mapping, you have the notion of FixValue.
For instance:
V1 -> my_value_1
V2 -> my_value_2
V3 -> my_value_3
But a FixValue is only valide for ONE link inside ONE mapping. If you need to use the same "table", with a FixValue you need to copy and copy it each times.... and further update will be not easy!!
Thus in order to define such a conversion table, then you have the possibility to build a <u>central</u> table called "Value Mapping" inside ID, which can be used several times inside a different mapping.
And as explained above, a value mapping is defined between a sender and a receiver system. If you use the sme table with different systems, then you need to create it several times and do a replication (I beleive).
Personnaly, I don't like FixValue and Value Mapping... I prefer to use a SAP table (more complex but easy to update), but it's only my point of view. AND obviously it depends want you need !
Humm... You have also the bad solution to do something like that:
IF my_field EQ 'V1' THEN my_field = 'my_value1'
ELSEIF my_field EQ 'V2' THEN my_field = 'my_value2'
ELSEIF my_field EQ 'V3' THEN my_field = 'my_value3'
etc...
Mickael
Message was edited by: Mickael Huchet
Message was edited by: Mickael Huchet
Hi Kuna,
You can begin by "<i>Integration Directory > Tools > Value Mapping</i>" and follow what is explained here in order to create a Value Mapping:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/d3/4017d9b90afe4999dbf8792638b291/content.htm
And then, in your Message Mapping, you will use function "<i>Conversions > Value Mapping</i>"
Mickael
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