Ans)
a) Remove Contexts: - remove all higher level contents of the source level message in order to map with the target message field. So you can get the node contexts removal.
b) Split by value: - Insert Context change for an element split by value is some as counter part of remove context. Here instead of delivering the context you can insert a context change in the source value queue.
c) Collapse contexts: - Copies first values of the all contexts to one context empty context are replaced by empty string.
d) Copy Value: - How many ever times I occur I am copied just once". This is not a node function but I am explaining it as it is used very frequently in real-time. Let us take an instance of material group, which can occur as many times as the item node. But since we are mapping it to the header in the target node I just want to copy the first occurrence of material group and map it to the header node. CopyValue exactly does that.
e) Create if: - It will create a target node or element based on some condition.
f) Exists: - Function to determine whether a particular source field exists in instance to be processed. If it does it gives true or else false.
g) Use one as many.
h) Replace value: - Replace the value I with the value that you desired in the dialogue for function properties.
i) Sort: - Sorts all values of the multiply occurring inbound field with in the existing or set context.
Thursday, March 5, 2009
Types of Node Functions?
4:17 AM by vineeth
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Labels: Collapse contexts, Copy Value, Create if, Remove Contexts, Replace value, Sort, Split by value, Use one as many
Labels: Collapse contexts, Copy Value, Create if, Remove Contexts, Replace value, Sort, Split by value, Use one as many
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