on 11-23-2010 12:25 PM
Hi All,
How can I eliminate null values from 'display queue' of a target mapping.
Can it be done through a UDF? Kindly help.
Because of null value, it is creating issue in the mapping logic.
Thanks,
John
Null value means sender and receiver queues have a mismatch in data values
Please check the context of the sender first
Null values can be avoided by context handling
http://www.erpgenie.com/sap-technical/xi/xipi-introduction-to-context-handling-in-message-mapping
regards
Ninad
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> How can I eliminate null values from 'display queue' of a target mapping.
What you see as <null> in a queue is not a value, it is a border.
So you cannot eliminate it, but it does not create issues.
When you have issues in the mapping, be asured that this <null> in not the reason.
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If you want to remove "null", use RemoveContext just after the node in which it comes and then if required use SplitByValue to set context again.
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Yes, it can be eliminated through a UDF. In UDF declare the string value as blank string and assign it to output values which will create a blank value for the target fields.
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