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File to IDOC Scenario..

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Hi

Scenario is file to Idoc scenario.. Asynchronous scenario.

The requirement is like this.. i get .txt file in ftp directory with header line specifying sequence number:

For eg:

File1:

0001

Field1,Field2,Field3

File2:

0002

Field1,Field2,Field3

etc.. following the sequence number.

I am using RFC lookup to check this sequence number, if the condition satisfies it should allow to create idoc for the records else it should fail.

Now, I need to process in the same sequence how the file i gets to the input ftp directory, for this i can use EOIO Quality of service.

the client is droping the files with abc0001 (i.e filename followed with sequence number) & client is ok to drop the files with timestamp.

Here if the file1 gets failed obviously due to rfc lookup logic remaining file also gets failed due to sequence number comparision.

but i want to know if i use EOIO, if file1 failed will the remaining files exists in ftp or will it fails at integration engine.

i need the files to be in ftp directory only. (Can this be done)

Thanks,

Sai Krishna

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Former Member
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but i want to know if i use EOIO, if file1 failed will the remaining files exists in ftp or will it fails at integration engine.

it will fail in the IE ..

i need the files to be in ftp directory only. (Can this be done)

not, if you use EOIO. the moment the files are available in the directory, they will be pulled into the pipeline for processing.

Regards,

Krishna

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allamudi_loordh
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Hi Sai,

So if they are placing the file001,,file002 just go for archiving and pass each file to create Idoc by rfc look up check.

then once if any Idoc is failing for any reason you have the back up in archive folder..

regards,

Loordh.