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Record-Row kind of data types

Former Member
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Hey guys

its a very basic question but i m a bit confused about the record-row kind of data types used in most of the scenarios on sdn.

what does this record-row type means and is there any other type too? and hos in the real world it it determined which type to be used.

i would really appreciate if u guys can give me some real world example to clear my doubts.

thanx

Ahmad

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MichalKrawczyk
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hi,

basically data types reflect the document that we want to send

as a message

most transactional documents from the SAP

have a similar struture:

header

lines

sublines

so we create a data type with a header

lines (so a table with occurance 0...unbounded)

and sublines (also occurance 0...unbounded) under lines

sometimes the data has only lines or it may only contain the header

and I believe these are the common types of data type structures

Regards,

michal

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Former Member
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thanx michal,one more question if u dont mind,when i do a file to file scenario,if i dont make my destination folder as shared the file is not receiver but when i make it as shared its received properly,are we supposed to make the destination folder shared or its some other problem?

thanx

appreciate your help

aamir

MichalKrawczyk
Active Contributor
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Hi,

with receiver file adapter it's like that:

if you use FTP mode

you can put your file in any folder of the FTP server

if you don't use ftp mode and use NFS mode

you can only put your file in a folder which is accesible

by your XI server machine (so you need to have shared folder

in case the folder is not on the XI server machine)

hope this clarifies

Regards,

michal

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<a href="/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/06/28/xipi-faq-frequently-asked-questions"><b>XI / PI FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions</b></a>

Former Member
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yes it definately helps,i was using NFS and my folder was not shared.

thanx

Ahmad

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