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XI 7.0 Advnaced User Defined Function how to check Cache Entire Queue ?

former_member189387
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Hi Friends ,

We are using XI 7.0 (PI) . There is no Selection For Advanecd UserDefinedFunction . I think in this version Both will perfom in the User DefinedFunction Itself .

There is option for Context and Queue While we are creating Function . If we select Queue is it eqivalent to Check box of Cache Entire Queue ? Is My assuption is correct ?

I want to cache the Entire Queue ? Can you please tell me about this.

My environment is like

Session Information

Application:

Design: Integration Builder

User:

Test

Logon Language:

English

Server:

xidev_XID

Server Node:

server0

Runtime Environment

Java version:

1.4.2_13

Java vendor:

Sun Microsystems Inc.

Version

Service pack:

10

Release:

645_VAL_REL

Best Regards .,

V.Rangarajan

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Shabarish_Nair
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you advanced user defined functions are now known as

Enhanced Functions (Cache = Context or Cache = Queue)

From Help -

+Features

Depending on which values are available in the cache for a user-defined function, different functions are available:

· Simple Functions (Cache = Value)

This function type can process individual input values of a field for each function call. Therefore, simple functions expect strings as input values and return a string.

· Enhanced Functions (Cache = Context or Cache = Queue)

This function type can process multiple input values of a field for each function call. Before you call the function, you can either import all the field values of a context or the whole queue for the field in an array.+

Have this link as your reference - http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04s/helpdata/en/22/e127f28b572243b4324879c6bf05a0/content.htm

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Former Member
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Hi

>>>If we select Queue is it eqivalent to Check box of Cache Entire Queue ? Is My assuption is correct ??

You are right. Go ahead.

regards

krishna