on 03-06-2009 6:31 AM
Dear All,
I am working on Idoc-XI-IDoc scenario.
I am having one z-table maintained in XI which contains some values in it. Now I want to fill in the target Idoc fields from the values in the z-table based on the values maintained in the source Idoc.
It will be like if field A from source Idoc has value 123 then it will check that same value in Z-table and will bring in all corresponding values from the table and will fill the target idoc corresponding fields.
Please suggest how the mapping is to be done in this case.
Reards,
NJ
Hi,
You have to use table look up for this.
/people/siva.maranani/blog/2005/08/23/lookup146s-in-xi-made-simpler
/people/william.li/blog/2007/03/30/using-jdbc-connection-pool-in-xi-message-mapping
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Hi Nishu,
as other said, if values are fixed and volume is less, u can go for for Fix Value mapping,
But if volume is more , then you can for RFC look up,
But the best option i can see is the Value Mapping Replication , where your values will be stored in runtime cache.
Regards
biplab
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Dear Nishu...
RFC lookups are used precisely for this kind of scenarios...
you can have a RFC which is calling that table and performing the logic that you need..
You can then use that RFC in RFC look up....
you can search with RFC lookup on forum and you will get many messgaes
hope it helps
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If the total count of value is small then you can go for value mapping and maintain the entries in value mapping table and use conversion function in XI.
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Hi,
You can do it by two ways
1. In Graphical Mapping you can do an RFC look up to the ztable.
2. In ABAP mapping you can access this ztable from your ABAP mapping code.
Thanks,
SaNv...
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