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Recordset structure

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From the help

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Under Recordset Structure, enter the sequence and the number of substructures as follows: <NameA,nA,NameB,nB,...>.

Where, nA=1,2,3,... or * (for a variable, unlimited number, including 0).

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Can anybody give me examples .......of M/T structure for nA=1, 2 and * (star) ?? Actually I wan to know when to use numbers(nA=1, 2 etc) and when to use ' * ' .

thanks

kumar

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Former Member
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Hi,

In the below structure recordset structure will be:

SubStrucutreA,2,SubStructureB,1

  • indicates that a structure can occur any number of times..It might not occur as well.

<MessageType>

<RecordSet>

<SubStructureA>

<field1A></field1A>

</SubStructureA>

<SubStructureA>

<field2A></field2A>

</SubStructureA>

<SubStructureB>

<field1B></field1B>

</SubStructureB>

</RecordSet>

</MessageType>

Regards,

Sudheer.

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Hi,

When you exactly know numbe of occurenceds (occurences are fixed up to some range ) then use numbers 1,2,3...otherwise go for ' * '.

Regards,

Akshay.

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