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Posted on Oct 22, 2006 at 09:43 PM 7 Views

I have a scenario, where the source look like:

<ORDER>

<OrderDetails>

<OrderNumber>

..

..

</OrderDetails>

<RawMaterailDetails>

<RawMaterial>

<Qty>

</RawmaterailDetails>

<OperationDetails>

<OperationId>

..

..

</OperationDetials>

</ORDER>

I have Orderdetails occurring once and RawMaterailDetails and OperationDetials repeating.

Now I need to create a target structure looping on operationdetails and rawmaterialdetails.

For each order there are many Operations and for each operation there are many rawmaterials.So I need to create subelements for each operation and for each operation i need to create elements for rawmaterials.

Any help pls..

thankyou

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  • author's profile photo Michal Krawczyk
    Michal Krawczyk
    Posted on Oct 23, 2006 at 06:04 AM
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    Hi,

    how do you know which rawmaterials

    should be in operation details?

    if you know that create a UDF

    which will loop on the materials (and quantity)

    and assign them to the operationdetails

    use an array to sort by rawmaterial and

    quantity so you don't have to do it twice

    (or many times)

    Regards,

    michal

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    • Former Member
      Oct 24, 2006 at 01:52 AM

      hi Michal,

      Thanks for the response. I dont know what rawmaterials go with what operations. There will be many rawmaterials for a particular operation and there will be many operations in an order. So I need to repeat the Rawmaterials for the respective operations.

      help is appreciated.

      thank you

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