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help for fcc parameters & recordset structure needed

Former Member
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Hi,

My structure is as given below.

datainp

header0

value1

value2

header1

value1

value2

how to define the recordset structure for the given input.

As my input is a flat file i have given the recordset structure previously as

header0,,header1,

but this is not working

thanks,

srinadh

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former_member184619
Active Contributor
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Hi Bhargav,

Check this link

/people/anish.abraham2/blog/2005/06/08/content-conversion-patternrandom-content-in-input-file

and check my reply in this

Sachin

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Sachin Dhingra

Former Member
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hi,

u need to provide the following:

Document name --ur msg type

Document namespace-- namespace

Recordset name--(if one exists)

Recordset structure-- header0,*,header1,*

keyfieldname

keyfieldtype

[if initially it didnt wrk , the problem mite be somewhere else...may be in other params]

ignoreRecordsetName -- if recordset isnt there

NameA.fieldFixedLengths--for fixed length file

NameA.fieldSeparator -- if u have delimiter separated fields

NameA.endSeparator

NameA.fieldNames

NameA.keyFieldValue

NameA.keyFieldInStructure

[reward if helpful]

regards,

latika.

Former Member
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Hi;

Recordset Structure = header0,,header1,

Recordset Sequence = Ascending

Recordset per Message = *

KeyFieldName = <Name>(this should be same in all records for header0 and header1)

Mudit

Former Member
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here header1 is under header0 but it is not at the same level

Former Member
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Hi;

In a flat file how does it matter which node is under which node you have to define the structure.

header0

val1

val2

header1

val1

val2

Mudit

Former Member
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hi,

if u want a particular node to be under another node...that u can handle in message mapping once the xml structure is created after FCC.

regards,

latika.