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| Create Multiple Lines in a File Based on Cobol CopyBook |
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| Vijay.Gopu |
 Posted: Thu Jan 13, 2011 11:45 am Post subject: Create Multiple Lines in a File Based on Cobol CopyBook |
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Dear All,
I am new to MQ/MB world, but i have the following requirement, I would like to know if it is possible in doing in MB.
I have a XML message and with in it have lets say 2 complex elements in which there could be repeatable element.
<xml>
<xs:element name=a type=AX>
<xs:element name=b type=BX maxOccurs=unbounded>
</xml>
Now i have a cobol copy book format with the following levels
and assume my level 30 record is repeatble.
Would it be possible for me to create a file in the below format?
010
030
030
030
The question here is can i create lines one by one/ one below the other.
Can this be done in MB?
000260 01 RECORD-010-C810.
000270 05 010HDR-LVL-CD PIC X(03).
000280 88 HEADER-RECORD VALUE '010'.
000290 05 010AX-NAME PIC X(25).
000300 10 010AX-NAME-FNAME PIC X(15).
000310 10 010AX-NAME-LNAME PIC X(10).
000973*
000974 01 RECORD-030-C810.
000980 05 030HDR-LVL-CD PIC X(03).
000990 88 POT-RECORD VALUE '030'.
000991 05 030BX-ADDR1 PIC X(25).
000997 05 030BX-ADDR2 PIC X(02).
001800*
Your Comments are welcome.
Please let me know.
Regards,
Vijay |
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| Vitor |
| Posted: Thu Jan 13, 2011 11:49 am Post subject: Re: Create Multiple Lines in a File Based on Cobol CopyBook |
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| Vijay.Gopu wrote: |
| Can this be done in MB? |
Yes.
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| kimbert |
| Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2011 2:21 am Post subject: |
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You need to
- create a message set
- add a TDS physical format
- create a empty message definition file
- add a message in which the outermost complex type has Data Element Separation set to 'Tagged Fixed Length'.
- add local elements for your "a" and "b", and set Group Terminator on both to '<CR><LF>'
- add child elements to "a" and "b".
- on the complex type of "a" set Data Element Separation to 'Fixed Length'
- set the TDS length property on each child of "a"
- on the complex type of "b" set Data Element Separation to 'Fixed Length'
- set the TDS length property on each child of "b"
Then, in a Compute node,
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| SET OutputRoot.MRM = InputRoot.XMLNSC.xml; |
...and the MRM parser will do the rest for you when the message arrives at an output node.
btw, if your root tag name is not really 'xml' ( and I hope it is not) then make sure you change 'InputRoot.XMLNSC.xml' to reflect the real name of the root tag. |
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