on 03-22-2007 2:47 PM
hai
tell me with example of how<b> occurance</b> work.
define 1,0 and unbound occurance in detail.
thx in advance
define 1,0 and unbound occurance in detail
>> 1 to 1 means to say that it needs to occur minmum 1 time and maximum 1 time
>> 0 to 1 means to say that may not occur or may occur maximum 1 time.
>> 0 to unbound means to say that may not occur or may occur maximum n number of times.
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hi
thx for the answer.
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HI,
Message -
0..unbound
Order --- 1.1
Header -- 0.1
Item Info --- 0..unbound
Here is for one header more number of items possible.
this message can be possible to have more Orders see this is not live example just only.
See the below link to get more details on Runtime behaviour
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2005vp/helpdata/en/3d/24e15bf9d79243b45d49b13b03de8f/content.htm
Regards
Chilla
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Hey
occurence means how many times in the payload a specific structure can occur,usually u have only one header and one trailer so their occurence is set to 1 but u can have multiple data elements so its occurence can be set to 0.*(unbounded)
thanx
ahmad
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Hi,
it means how many nodes can your mapping create
for example if you set occurance 1...1 this means
that if your mapping will produce more then 1 node (tag)
you will get an error
Regards,
michal
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