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| schroederms |
 Posted: Wed Mar 12, 2008 12:28 pm Post subject: Fieldname question |
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Disciple
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Posts: 169
Location: IA
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I'm trying to get the tag name after the R3 tag, thought this should work, but it is acting like it does not exist.
Set Environment.Temp.Tagname = Fieldname(InputBody.REQUEST.APP.R3.*[1]);
set OutputRoot.XML.[1] NAME = Environment.Temp.Tagname;
Thanks.
Here is the input XML;
REQUEST
REQUEST.CONTROL
REQUEST.CONTROL.ORIGINATOR='O2O'
REQUEST.CONTROL.ORIGIN_DATETIME='Wed Mar 12 10:58:01 CDT 2008'
REQUEST.CONTROL.SERVICE='R3'
REQUEST.CONTROL.FUNCTION='Z_RFC_121_PARTNER_PLANT_LIST'
REQUEST.CONTROL.DESTINATION
REQUEST.CONTROL.DESTINATION.INSTANCE='DV3'
REQUEST.CONTROL.DESTINATION.CLIENT='120'
REQUEST.CONTROL.VERSION='1.0'
REQUEST.CONTROL.PERSISTENCE='N'
REQUEST.CONTROL.REALTIME='Y'
REQUEST.CONTROL.AUDIT_LOG='Y'
REQUEST.CONTROL.ROUTER_MSGTIMES
REQUEST.CONTROL.ROUTER_MSGTIMES.GMTMSGSTART='2008-03-12 15:58:01.165878'
REQUEST.CONTROL.ROUTER_MSGTIMES.GMTMSGCOMPLETION='2008-03-12 15:58:01.165878'
REQUEST.APP
REQUEST.APP.R3
REQUEST.APP.R3.ZSD_121_PLANT_IN
REQUEST.APP.R3.ZSD_121_PLANT_IN.item
REQUEST.APP.R3.ZSD_121_PLANT_IN.item.SALES_ORG='1900'
REQUEST.APP.R3.ZSD_121_PLANT_IN.item.DIST_CHL='40'
REQUEST.APP.R3.ZSD_121_PLANT_IN.item.DIVISION='10'
REQUEST.APP.R3.ZSD_121_PLANT_IN.item.SHIP_TO='1010005266'
REQUEST.STATUS
REQUEST.STATUS.CODE='0'
REQUEST.STATUS.DESCRIPTION='SUCCESSFUL' |
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| chrisc |
| Posted: Wed Mar 12, 2008 1:51 pm Post subject: |
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Voyager
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Posts: 77
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From memory, InputBody (which is the equivalent of InputRoot.XML in your case) actually refers to the root element of your XML, not to some imaginary element above this.
So I think your statement should be:
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Set Environment.Temp.Tagname = Fieldname(InputBody.APP.R3.*[1]);
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| marcin.kasinski |
| Posted: Wed Mar 12, 2008 2:02 pm Post subject: Re: Fieldname question |
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Sentinel
Joined: 21 Dec 2004
Posts: 850
Location: Poland / Warsaw
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| schroederms wrote: |
I'm trying to get the tag name after the R3 tag, thought this should work, but it is acting like it does not exist.
Set Environment.Temp.Tagname = Fieldname(InputBody.REQUEST.APP.R3.*[1]);
set OutputRoot.XML.[1] NAME = Environment.Temp.Tagname;
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You can "debug" it:
Set Environment.A1 = Fieldname(InputBody);
Set Environment.A2 = Fieldname(InputBody.REQUEST);
Set Environment.A3 = Fieldname(InputBody.REQUEST.APP);
Set Environment.A4 = Fieldname(InputBody.REQUEST.APP.R3);
Set Environment.A5 = Fieldname(InputBody.REQUEST.APP.R3.*[1]);
Which Ax fields are not null ?
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| kimbert |
| Posted: Wed Mar 12, 2008 2:27 pm Post subject: |
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| Please don't use the XML domain for new message flows - it is deprecated. Please use XMLNSC. |
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