on 05-26-2008 12:23 PM
What is the Meaning of 0 : Unbounded in The Occurrence part
of the message mapping.
if it is 0:1 then what is the meaning ?
if it is 0:3 then what is the meaning?
HI
0 : Unbounded: An element can take any number of values but not mandatory to have atleast one value
0:1:An element can take only one value not more than that and optional
0:3:An element can take a maximum of three values and optional.
cheers
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hi,
1.0:1,0:2,0:Unbounded is nothing but Occurrence.Enable of data structure pass.
2. if u have a structure,
<Detail>
<Name> abc</Name>
<id>22</id>
</Detail>
have 0:1 then you cannot pass more then 1 Recordset
0:3 then you can able pass upto 3 Recordset.
0:Unbounded then you can able to pass multiple Recordsets.
if 1:1 then that field is a mandatory.you should pass value.otherwise it will through the error.
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Regards,
Prakasu
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hi
0 : Unbounded: it means an element can take any number of values but not mandatory to have atleast one value
0:1:means an element can take only one value not more than that and optional
0:3:means an element can take a maximum of three values and optional.
regards
chandrakanth
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Hi,
What is the Meaning of 0 : Unbounded in The Occurrence part
of the message mapping.
if it is 0:1 then what is the meaning ?
if it is 0:3 then what is the meaning?
Occurrence:
One example of such rule is that every occurrence of source XML tags <name> should produce that many occurrences of target XML tags <name>. This example pricks me to define occurrence: <CITE>"Occcurence is just a counter to track the number of times the given XML tag can occur in the XML file generated at the integration engine pipe line" .</CITE> We define the minimum and maximum occurrences of a tag in the data type editor of XI. If we define the minimum occurrence of a tag <X> as n means that there should be at least n <X> tags in the XML file generated at the integration pipeline. It will give a mapping error incase the XML file does not contain at least n <X> tags in the XML file at the runtime.
Go through this blog:
/people/sravya.talanki2/blog/2005/08/16/message-mapping-simplified--part-i
For example: 0:3 First letter is Min to Max.
Thanks,
Satya Kumar
Edited by: SATYA KUMAR AKKARABOYANA on May 26, 2008 1:32 PM
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Edited by: Sreeramoju Ramesh on May 26, 2008 1:29 PM
Edited by: Sreeramoju Ramesh on May 26, 2008 1:29 PM
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First digit means ,
possible Mimimum Occurence of the element.
Second digit means,
possible Maximum Occurence of the element.
Unbounded is Unlimited .
it is 0:1 then what is the meaning ?
Minumum Occurence is 0 and Maximum is 1
if it is 0:3 then what is the meaning?
Minumum Occurence is 0 and Maximum is 3
Regards,
Ramesh.
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