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| madi |
 Posted: Mon May 05, 2008 5:14 am Post subject: Solved -- TDS problem |
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Hi All
I havent done a lot of stuff with MRM so may be this is simple 
i have a tds message like this
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Data1|Data2|Data3|Data4
Data1|Data2|Data3|Data4
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so i defined a complex type with <CR><LF> as delimiter and within that another complex type with | as delimiter
when i run it its parsing fine but the last element in each line is not right
instead of Data4 i get
where Data1 is from the next line
if i add a | at the end of each line then it works fine
so what am i missing?? 
--madi
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| jefflowrey |
| Posted: Mon May 05, 2008 5:32 am Post subject: |
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<CR><LF> should maybe be a group terminator, and not a delimiter.
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| madi |
| Posted: Mon May 05, 2008 5:55 am Post subject: |
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where does it go in as group terminator ... ive tried the following
my message type def:
BatchMessage --> VariableLengthElementsDelimited --> Delimiter (<CR><LF>) (also tried group terminator as <CR><LF>
Inside BatchMessage i have
Message --> VariableLengthElelentsDelimited --> Delimiter (|) (also tried group terminator as <CR>LF>)
inside Message i have other local elements
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| kimbert |
| Posted: Mon May 05, 2008 1:05 pm Post subject: |
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Hi madi,
This is not your main problem, but...
you should be using 'All Elements Delimited'. 'Variable Length Elements Delimited' is a specialized DES setting for structures which contain a mixture of delimited and fixed-length fields.
As usual, in order to properly advise I have to ask for more info...that's the nature of parsing problems I'm afraid.
- Am I right in thinking that you are embedding one message definition within another ( so BatchMessage contains a reference to Message )?
- If so, did you set Composition=Message on the outer complex type? ( not saying that you should have done, just asking whether you have done)
I should be able to help once I get the answers to the above questions. |
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| madi |
| Posted: Tue May 06, 2008 6:24 am Post subject: |
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This is not your main problem, but...
you should be using 'All Elements Delimited'. 'Variable Length Elements Delimited' is a specialized DES setting for structures which contain a mixture of delimited and fixed-length fields.
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tried with all elements delimited but still have same problem
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| - Am I right in thinking that you are embedding one message definition within another ( so BatchMessage contains a reference to Message )? |
right but Message is a Type (not a message by itself)
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If so, did you set Composition=Message on the outer complex type? ( not saying that you should have done, just asking whether you have done)
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tried this go this error
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Invalid content starting with element 'Invoice'. The parent content model is <message>, which can only contain element references to global elements for which a message is defined.
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appreciate your help
--madi
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| madi |
| Posted: Tue May 06, 2008 1:26 pm Post subject: Solved -- TDS problem |
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the repeating element delimiter wasnt set right
thanks for your help
--madi
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| kimbert |
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| tried with all elements delimited but still have same problem |
Right. Stick with it and diagnose the remaining problem(s). Variable Length Elements Delimited was the wrong choice.
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| Message is a Type (not a message by itself) |
It's not a Type, it's a global element based on a complex type. You cannot have a reference to a Type. You can only reference global elements ( or global attributes ). But I knew what you meant 
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| tried this go this error |
Why did you bother? Using Composition=Message is not the correct solution, so I'm not surprised that you got an error. That's why I distinctly said "not saying that you should have done, just asking whether you have done".
This should be a really easy problem, so I expect we're missing something obvious. If you're still stuck, post your mxsd file ( just the relevant part ). |
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