2 recordsets: 2 file need to be created.

Hi Experts,
I've a message type with 2 record sets. For each recordset, one file needs to be created.
For Ex:
MT
...RecordSet_1
..........ID
..........FirstName
..........LastName
...RecordSet_2
.........Country
At a certain point of time, I am required to create 2 csv files for this message type. One each for recordset. How to configure the channel for achieving it?
Thanks,
Vishal

Hi,
Try using multimapping...
Since you have one Source structure an d you need one target to be written in separate file, I will suggest you to do like this
1. Create Message mapping by adding the source and target message in the Signature tab. Change the occurence of source from 1..1 to 1..unbounded). So that you get the multimapping structure
2. Create the interface determination and choose this mapping
3. Choose the extended receiver determination (in PI7.1) or extended interface determination (7.0).
Just give a try
Regards
Suraj

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Thanks. I tried an app called Office2HD and it does exactly what I need. I can even email my edited file from this app.

IDM Org Chart Postions need to be created automatically in IDM as MX_ROLE

Hi,
We have a requirement to create the org chart positions with a one to one mapping to IDM Business Roles but there is no standard SAP functionality to do this in the SAP Provisioning Framework or VDS.
Creating each Business Role will take too long and we need to have a process where new positions in HR are autmatically created as an MX_ROLE entrytype in IDM
Can anyone help me in determining an effective way so that all business roles can be created from the ECC HR Org Chart as an initial load type job?
We do not expect to have any privileges assigned yet only the MSKEYVALUE and the Description loaded into IDM for MX_ROLE entrytype. The privilege assignments will be a manual process.
Thank you
Shan

Hi there,
I have also been trying to do this but am not very good at abap so am having trouble doing the extract from HR for the positions.
Can you help with the position extract part of this configuration.
If i understand correctly you are loading a file into IDM which creates all the business roles which is exactly what I want to do.
Thanks,
Shan

Hi, In need of help creating a simple effect to image.

Attached is an image which shows more or less the effect I am needing to achieve.
http://i303.photobucket.com/albums/nn149/Jaybeedubya/FotoliaComp_635945_xs3N3VFLwPNTIOm1.j pg
I created the image above by desaturating the colour image of the man and then adding a new purple layer and selecting 'vivid light' from the layer palette drop down box. In doing this the man became purple but the white area surrounding him stayed white...I then adjusted the layers on the first layer so that the white part became purple - the final result is what you see in the attached image.
The problem is this - I need to create this effect for 15 or so images all with a specific purple pantone colour, I need to create these for print ready artwork. All the pictures (ie the man) I will be using, need to look the same kind of shade. The way I was creating these before was to adjust the bottom layer so its grey rather than white so that the white area becomes purple.
Confusing huh, If you dont understand my question (and I dont blame you!) then all I need is to create a set of 15 images that look like the attached image (using a specific pantone) but I have no idea how the best way to do it is.
How would you guys achieve that? Any help greatly appreciated.

So its gonna be a two-color-job?
Because with the extreme depths adding Black at least might be beneficial.
You could make a Selection of a black&white-version-of-the-photographs luminance, inverse it and, in the Channels-Panels PopUp-menu, choose Add New Spot Channel for the Foreground color and select the Pantone color.
Then Add New Spot Channel for the background-color and fill that solid black and hide the layers that contain the composite of the photograph.
This should leave You with blank composite channels and the two Spot Channels visible.
Indesign can handle either psd- or DCS2-files containing Spot Channels.
The problem I perceive here is that depending on the print-process and the background color selected it might proof necessary to knock out the foreground elements if the company is very strict on their CI colors. Unfortunately simply inversing the foreground selection would probably not work as this might leave the mixed-color-areas greyish.
Are the prints gonna be offset or silkscreen?

In Need of Help Creating an Action

Hello,
I need to create several thousand QR codes and I am trying to work out how to automate it so that I don't have to make them one at a time.
My idea was to download the EVEnX QR Code plugin for Photoshop and then make an action, or series of actions, to make the codes en mass. The information I need in each QR Code is a URL, with each code having a unique one that links to the products serial number.
So, I created a file roughly the size of the QR codes I needed and used vairables to insert the URL on text layer. I was hoping to be able to create an action that would copy that text, open the plugin (which works like a filter), paste the text, create the code and save/close the image.
However, I can't seem to get it to work. I don't know how to make an action to have it highlight the text layer or an action to paste it into the plugin.
Also, the plugin allows you to make a variable of certain information it pulls from the file but the closest I can get to what I need is file name, however I can't make the files named for the URL because of the slashes. They allows you to use file name, file path and the information like size and date.
Sorry for the long post but I HAVE to get this figured out as this project is for work and I am on a time limit. I don't have to use an action, any other way would be fine! I don't have much experience with scripts but if you can walk me through one that would work then I would be happy to try! PLEASE HELP!!!
Thanks!
In Need of Help Creating an Action

Have you checked out Image > Variables and the Help chapter »Creating data-driven graphics« yet?

Files not yet been created at Target side

Hi,
Scenario is IDOC to 4 files. (Multimapping)
My scenario is working fine and got the successfull messages in Moni and checked all the 4 messages received properly.
But, when i go to the target directory there the Files not yet been created.
I have created 4 Receiver Agreements and 've used for File Content Conversion for my Target directory and the file name is "xxxx.dat" format for each receiver file.
For Content conversion :
Recordset Structure : Raj
Raj.fieldSeparator : 'nl'
Raj.endSeparator : 'nl'
Could you please let me know why the files not created at receiver end.
Regards,
Y.Raj.

Hi,
First of all i would say thanks to all of you for your valuable replies...
Finally am getting the files at receiver end. But, i don't know why the reason
when am trying to resend the inbound payload from RWB the message getting succesfully in MONI. But there was no files.
But, when i trigger the IDOC from R/3 then the files been created at target.
Thanks & Regards,
Y.Raj.

I need help with creating PDF with Preview...

Hello
I need help with creating PDF documetns with Preview. Just a few days ago, I was able to create PDF files composed of scanned images (notes) and everything worked perfectly fine. However, today I was having trouble with it. I scanned my notebook and saved 8 images/pages in jpeg format. I did the usual routine with Preview (select all files>print>PDF>save as PDF>then save). Well this worked a few days ago, but when I tried it today, I was able to save it, but the after opening the PDF file that I have saved, only the first page was there. The other pages weren't included. I really don't see anything wrong with what I'm doing. I really need help. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I can't find it. I went into advanced and then document processing but no batch sequence is there and everything is grayed out.
EDIT: I realized that you cant do batch sequences in standard. Any other ideas?

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