on 02-19-2007 5:26 AM
What is Splitbyvalue, valuemapping?
Hi Satya,
Check the following links
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Regards,
Akshay
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HI,
The SplitByValue function is the counterpart to removeContexts(): Instead of deleting a context, you can insert a context change in the source value queue. You then receive this element for each inserted context change instead of a top node element. However, for this to be possible, the top node source field must be assigned a top node target field and minOccurs must be >0. A maximum of minOccurs top node target fields can be inserted here.
You can insert a context change in the queue after each value, after each change to the value, or after each tag without a value
You use the value mapping function to map different representations of an object to each other. You save the mapping rules for different objects in a value mapping table
see
/people/sreekanth.babu2/blog/2005/02/23/value-mapping-replication
Regards
Chilla..
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