on 03-08-2007 5:24 PM
Hi All,
I got a scenario where i need to read a file of more than 1mb which has got around 6000 records.i want to read 100 records at a time and have mentioned
"Recordset per message-100"
in the file configuration.But still i am seeing a xml message of 6000 records in the XI.
This is the configuration part for the file"
Recordset Name:Record
Recordset structure:Row1,*
Recordset per message:100
Row1.fieldNames:FirstName,LastName,MiddleName,City,Place,State,Country
Row1.fieldSeparator:£
Row1.processConfiguration:FromConfiguration
Row1.endSeparator:'nl'
the xml message i get now
i need to process only 100 records at a time...
Any Help greatly appreciated...
Thanks,
Aravind
Can you try with these parameters ?
Recordset Name:Record
Recordset structure:Row1,100
Recordset per message:1
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Hi,
Can you please try this...
Recordset Name:Record
Recordset structure:Row1,*
Recordset Sequence: Ascending
Recordset per message:100
But i assume you might get an xml like this...
<MT>
<Record>
<Row1>
</Row1>
</Record>
<Record>
<Row1>
</Row1>
</Record>
<Record>
<Row1>
</Row1>
</Record>
...
100 records...
</MT>
Thanks,
Renjith
Have you tried:
Recordset structure:Row1,1
Recordset per message:100
Regards,
Jin
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1. Recordset name <b>recordset</b>
Recordset structure <b>recordset,*</b>
or
2. if you have currently defined your recordset structure as "Substr,*", use "Substr,1" instead.
or
You may check the File Allocation Size limits with the XI Admin / Network / Basis team
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