Hi Pasi,
As u r aware that UDF is the functinality provided by XI where we can not fulfill the requirement by Std functions.
Let me give you few example:
1) UDF is required when we want to do lookup in R3,which can not be done with std function.
Within an XI mapping it is a common requirement to be able to perform data lookups on-the-fly. In particular, there may be a need to look up some data that is maintained in an R/3 application.
In the error handling topic we have seen the different validations which need to be performed on file. This can be done through Lookup.
Some use cases:
• Look up material number from table MARA.
• Look up cost center budget.
• Look up employee information.
• Look up unit-of-measure (UOM) information from table t006a.
• Lookup for raising an alert.
In this case we need to write the UDF for the same.
2) UDF is used when you want to get the file value dynamically from the File adapter that time you have to go for UDF.
3) When there is a requirement where you need to do the comparision of input value with some value and based on that comparision you need to return some different value.
4) You can use USF for raising alert.
5) You can use UDF for calling passing values to other java code.
There are many examples but it depends upon the requirement.
Please refer the below thread:
Search on SDn for understanding the UDF. There are two types: simple and advance UDF.
Thnx
Chirag
Edited by: chirag Gohil on Jan 7, 2008 5:51 PM
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