on 05-26-2008 2:44 PM
HI all,
I am getting Two address fields from Source side (Sender name, city, country etc & Receiver name, city, country etc). But at the target side (IDOC) has only one Name, city and country fields. how to map these two name, city, country etc fields to Target name, city, country etc. IDoc doesn't vave Partner_Q to filter this. Please give your valuble suggestions.
Thanks in advance,
Manoj
Hi,
Duplicate the node by selecting the node and right click and click on duplicate subtree....
this is best and easier way to duplicate the node....
Reward points if this is helpful.......
Thanks,
Madhu
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Hello Manoj,
Dont forget to Mapped that Duplicate node to Constant or else mapped to particular condition that is depends upon u r requirement.
Otherwise it wont save.
Thanks,
Satya Kumar
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Hi,
> Is it a right way to generate additional segment in IDoc?
You use duplicate subtree if you want to map different fields in one field.
If you have for example one field and this source field occurs more than once and should get mapped to a target field that can occur more than once you can just map the source field to the target field and duplicate subtree is not needed.
sourceField --> targetField
But if you have different source fields and you want to map them to one target field you will need duplicate subtreee.
sourceField1 --> targetField
sourceField2 --> targetField
For Segments it's the same.
Regards
Patrick
Hello Manoj,
You select that particular Segment right click Select Duplicate Subtree. Then Map source field to Target filed..
Thanks,
Satya Kumar
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Hi,
if the occurence of the IDoc fields is higher than 1 you can right click on the field and duplicate subtree.
Then you can map both sender and receiver.
Regards
Patrick
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