on 04-08-2015 9:00 AM
Hi,
I got a problem I'm not sure how to resolve.
My data looks something like below. The numbers is representing a customer, and the text next to it what type of message that customer can use.
What I need is to take the unique customer number and tell the target side what messages this customer can use. Also, the optimal solution for my target side would be if each type of message could be represented as an "X". The messagetype needs to be in the same order for all customers.
123456 INVOICE
123456 ORDER
123456 ORDERRESPONSE
654321 ORDER
654321 DISPATCHADV
111111 INVOIC
So target could look something like this:
123456 ORDER, ORDERRESPONSE, INVOICE, ,
654321 ORDER, , ,DISPATCHADV
111111 , ,INVOICE
And the optimal solution:
123456 X, X, X, ,
654321 X, , ,X
111111 , ,X
So the "X" states what kind of message type it is, and the comma separates the message types from each other.
any idea how to solve this? I need to write this to a text file, so I guess I'm going to use content conversion.
Hi Stefan,
You can use Target Structure like below then it is easy to use it in receiver FCC.
Customer
Item (0...unbounded)
CustomerNumber(1..1)
OrderIndicator(1..1)
OrderRespIndicator(1..1)
InvoiceIndicator(1..1)
DispatchAdviceIndicator(1..1)
Regards,
Praveen.
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Hi Stefan,
If you have the below data in XML format then you can transform that data in below structure
123456 INVOICE
123456 ORDER
123456 ORDERRESPONSE
654321 ORDER
654321 DISPATCHADV
111111 INVOIC
Target structure
Data (0...n)
Customer ID - 123456 (1...1)
MesTyp - ORDER (1..n)
Then this information can be transform into flat file using FCC.
regards,
Harish
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