Different Structure in 6.0 ?????

I was very familiar with the old structure of /$WL_HOME/$PROJECT for
single instances of WebLogic and /$WL_HOME/$PROJECT_CLUSTER/$SERVER for
clusters, with each dir having a different weblogic.properties file.
WebLogic Server 6.0 uses the terms domain, server, cluster and
machine...what do these equate to in relation to the old layout?
Here are my assumptions:
Domain = group of similar servers or clusters (privatedomain and
publicdomain). No real significance, just for organization.
Server = same as before
Cluster = same as before
Machine = beats me
Since the server don't get it's IP from the machine listing, why define
a machine for that server?
Mark Vaughn
Sr. Web Analyst
First American Real Estate Information Services
wk:214-879-5067 fax:214-589-9644

Hello.
I think I am not 100% understand the business scenario, is it a classic or extended classic scenario?
From MM point of view , GR is not possible if the confirmation control key is asking for a inbound delivery . This is
customizable in the customizing.
The confirmation control key could be determined from inforecord or entered manually.
From SRM point of view , if it is extended classic scenario , please check the PO related document tab, if the shipping notification is on. This flag is from supplier master.
If you wants to change the flag when SRM PO is transfered to MM , please consider BADI .BBP_ECS_PO_OUT_BADI

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How can i map a file with different structures to several deep structures?

Hey experts,
here is my situation. I have to build a file2file scenario. The file has a flat structure without any separators. Depending on the value of the keyfield, i have to determinate, which kind of structure in the current sequence there is. Like i wrote, there isn't any fieldseparator, but for every possible structure (overall 4 types) i know the type by the length of every field in the structure.
My task is:
1. Read the file into PI and transform to XML
2. Map the flat structure depending on the keyvalue to the deep structure
3. Transform several fields in the different structures like the requirement
4. Write back the file via FTP as the same flat structure as before
Do you have any approach to solve the item number 2 (the other steps are clear for me)?
Do i need several mapping-programs? If so, how can i determinate the right mapping-program, deping on the keyvalue?
Thanks in advance
Tobi

Here the inbound payload:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
- <ns:MT_MULTI_TYPES xmlns:ns="namespace">
- <VORSATZ>
<ZSATA>0</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>000</BUZEI>
<ERDAT>20080905</ERDAT>
<UZEIT>000549</UZEIT>
<ZPROG>PGRR3010</ZPROG>
<ZLIEF>T</ZLIEF>
<START>20080905</START>
<ZFILL />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</VORSATZ>
- <KOPFSATZ>
<ZSATA>1</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>000</BUZEI>
<BUDAT>20080904</BUDAT>
<BLDAT>20080904</BLDAT>
<XBLNR />
<WAERS />
<HWAE2>EUR</HWAE2>
<HWAE3 />
<KURS2>000000000</KURS2>
<KURS3>000000000</KURS3>
<BKTXT />
<ZFILK />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</KOPFSATZ>
- <POSITIONSSATZ>
<ZSATA>4</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>001</BUZEI>
<KOART>S</KOART>
<SHKZG>S</SHKZG>
<NEWKO>30611102</NEWKO>
<GSBER>17AB</GSBER>
<ZUBUK />
<VBUND />
<WRBTR>0000000000000</WRBTR>
<ZBTR1>0000000057576</ZBTR1>
<ZBTR2>0000000000000</ZBTR2>
<ZSTEU />
<VALUT>20080904</VALUT>
<KOSTL />
<AUFNR />
<ZUONR>X4025V64RE460XXXXX</ZUONR>
<SGTXT>REX</SGTXT>
<BEWAR />
<ZFPOS />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</POSITIONSSATZ>
- <POSITIONSSATZ>
<ZSATA>4</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>009</BUZEI>
<KOART>S</KOART>
<SHKZG>S</SHKZG>
<NEWKO>20519109</NEWKO>
<GSBER>17AB</GSBER>
<ZUBUK />
<VBUND />
<WRBTR>0000000000000</WRBTR>
<ZBTR1>0000000021070</ZBTR1>
<ZBTR2>0000000000000</ZBTR2>
<ZSTEU />
<VALUT>20080904</VALUT>
<KOSTL />
<AUFNR />
<ZUONR>X4025V64RE460XXXXX</ZUONR>
<SGTXT>REX</SGTXT>
<BEWAR />
<ZFPOS />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</POSITIONSSATZ>
- <POSITIONSSATZ>
<ZSATA>4</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>010</BUZEI>
<KOART>S</KOART>
<SHKZG>S</SHKZG>
<NEWKO>20519109</NEWKO>
<GSBER>17AA</GSBER>
<ZUBUK />
<VBUND />
<WRBTR>0000000000000</WRBTR>
<ZBTR1>0000000009796</ZBTR1>
<ZBTR2>0000000000000</ZBTR2>
<ZSTEU />
<VALUT>20080904</VALUT>
<KOSTL />
<AUFNR />
<ZUONR>X4027V63RE460XXXXX</ZUONR>
<SGTXT>REX</SGTXT>
<BEWAR />
<ZFPOS />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</POSITIONSSATZ>
- <NACHSATZ>
<ZSATA>9</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>010</BUZEI>
<ERDAT>20080905</ERDAT>
<UZEIT>000549</UZEIT>
<ZPROG>PGRR3010</ZPROG>
<ZZSOL>000000000359502</ZZSOL>
<ZZHAB>000000000359502</ZZHAB>
<ZZBEL>0000001</ZZBEL>
<ZZPOS>000000010</ZZPOS>
<ZFILN />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</NACHSATZ>
- <VORSATZ>
<ZSATA>0</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>000</BUZEI>
<ERDAT>20080905</ERDAT>
<UZEIT>000549</UZEIT>
<ZPROG>PGRR3010</ZPROG>
<ZLIEF>T</ZLIEF>
<START>20080905</START>
<ZFILL />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</VORSATZ>
- <KOPFSATZ>
<ZSATA>1</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>000</BUZEI>
<BUDAT>20080904</BUDAT>
<BLDAT>20080904</BLDAT>
<XBLNR />
<WAERS />
<HWAE2>EUR</HWAE2>
<HWAE3 />
<KURS2>000000000</KURS2>
<KURS3>000000000</KURS3>
<BKTXT />
<ZFILK />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</KOPFSATZ>
- <POSITIONSSATZ>
<ZSATA>4</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>001</BUZEI>
<KOART>S</KOART>
<SHKZG>S</SHKZG>
<NEWKO>30611102</NEWKO>
<GSBER>17AB</GSBER>
<ZUBUK />
<VBUND />
<WRBTR>0000000000000</WRBTR>
<ZBTR1>0000000057576</ZBTR1>
<ZBTR2>0000000000000</ZBTR2>
<ZSTEU />
<VALUT>20080904</VALUT>
<KOSTL />
<AUFNR />
<ZUONR>X4025V64RE460XXXXX</ZUONR>
<SGTXT>REX</SGTXT>
<BEWAR />
<ZFPOS />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</POSITIONSSATZ>
- <POSITIONSSATZ>
<ZSATA>4</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>009</BUZEI>
<KOART>S</KOART>
<SHKZG>S</SHKZG>
<NEWKO>20519109</NEWKO>
<GSBER>17AB</GSBER>
<ZUBUK />
<VBUND />
<WRBTR>0000000000000</WRBTR>
<ZBTR1>0000000021070</ZBTR1>
<ZBTR2>0000000000000</ZBTR2>
<ZSTEU />
<VALUT>20080904</VALUT>
<KOSTL />
<AUFNR />
<ZUONR>X4025V64RE460XXXXX</ZUONR>
<SGTXT>REX</SGTXT>
<BEWAR />
<ZFPOS />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</POSITIONSSATZ>
- <POSITIONSSATZ>
<ZSATA>4</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>010</BUZEI>
<KOART>S</KOART>
<SHKZG>S</SHKZG>
<NEWKO>20519109</NEWKO>
<GSBER>17AA</GSBER>
<ZUBUK />
<VBUND />
<WRBTR>0000000000000</WRBTR>
<ZBTR1>0000000009796</ZBTR1>
<ZBTR2>0000000000000</ZBTR2>
<ZSTEU />
<VALUT>20080904</VALUT>
<KOSTL />
<AUFNR />
<ZUONR>X4027V63RE460XXXXX</ZUONR>
<SGTXT>REX</SGTXT>
<BEWAR />
<ZFPOS />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</POSITIONSSATZ>
- <NACHSATZ>
<ZSATA>9</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>010</BUZEI>
<ERDAT>20080905</ERDAT>
<UZEIT>000549</UZEIT>
<ZPROG>PGRR3010</ZPROG>
<ZZSOL>000000000359502</ZZSOL>
<ZZHAB>000000000359502</ZZHAB>
<ZZBEL>0000001</ZZBEL>
<ZZPOS>000000010</ZZPOS>
<ZFILN />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</NACHSATZ>
</ns:MT_MULTI_TYPES>
And here the outbound payload:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
- <ns0:MT_MULTI_TYPES xmlns:ns0="namespace">
- <VORSATZ>
<ZSATA>0</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>000</BUZEI>
<ERDAT>20080905</ERDAT>
<UZEIT>000549</UZEIT>
<ZPROG>PGRR3010</ZPROG>
<ZLIEF>T</ZLIEF>
<START>20080905</START>
<ZFILL />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</VORSATZ>
- <VORSATZ>
<ZSATA>0</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>000</BUZEI>
<ERDAT>20080905</ERDAT>
<UZEIT>000549</UZEIT>
<ZPROG>PGRR3010</ZPROG>
<ZLIEF>T</ZLIEF>
<START>20080905</START>
<ZFILL />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</VORSATZ>
- <KOPFSATZ>
<ZSATA>1</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>000</BUZEI>
<BUDAT>20080904</BUDAT>
<BLDAT>20080904</BLDAT>
<XBLNR />
<WAERS />
<HWAE2>EUR</HWAE2>
<HWAE3 />
<KURS2>000000000</KURS2>
<KURS3>000000000</KURS3>
<BKTXT />
<ZFILK />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</KOPFSATZ>
- <KOPFSATZ>
<ZSATA>1</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>000</BUZEI>
<BUDAT>20080904</BUDAT>
<BLDAT>20080904</BLDAT>
<XBLNR />
<WAERS />
<HWAE2>EUR</HWAE2>
<HWAE3 />
<KURS2>000000000</KURS2>
<KURS3>000000000</KURS3>
<BKTXT />
<ZFILK />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</KOPFSATZ>
- <POSITIONSSATZ>
<ZSATA>4</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>001</BUZEI>
<KOART>S</KOART>
<SHKZG>S</SHKZG>
<NEWKO>30611102</NEWKO>
<GSBER>17AB</GSBER>
<ZUBUK />
<VBUND />
<WRBTR>0000000000000</WRBTR>
<ZBTR1>0000000057576</ZBTR1>
<ZBTR2>0000000000000</ZBTR2>
<ZSTEU />
<VALUT>20080904</VALUT>
<KOSTL />
<AUFNR />
<ZUONR>X4025V64RE460XXXXX</ZUONR>
<SGTXT>REX</SGTXT>
<BEWAR />
<ZFPOS />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</POSITIONSSATZ>
- <POSITIONSSATZ>
<ZSATA>4</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>009</BUZEI>
<KOART>S</KOART>
<SHKZG>S</SHKZG>
<NEWKO>20519109</NEWKO>
<GSBER>17AB</GSBER>
<ZUBUK />
<VBUND />
<WRBTR>0000000000000</WRBTR>
<ZBTR1>0000000021070</ZBTR1>
<ZBTR2>0000000000000</ZBTR2>
<ZSTEU />
<VALUT>20080904</VALUT>
<KOSTL />
<AUFNR />
<ZUONR>X4025V64RE460XXXXX</ZUONR>
<SGTXT>REX</SGTXT>
<BEWAR />
<ZFPOS />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</POSITIONSSATZ>
- <POSITIONSSATZ>
<ZSATA>4</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>010</BUZEI>
<KOART>S</KOART>
<SHKZG>S</SHKZG>
<NEWKO>20519109</NEWKO>
<GSBER>17AA</GSBER>
<ZUBUK />
<VBUND />
<WRBTR>0000000000000</WRBTR>
<ZBTR1>0000000009796</ZBTR1>
<ZBTR2>0000000000000</ZBTR2>
<ZSTEU />
<VALUT>20080904</VALUT>
<KOSTL />
<AUFNR />
<ZUONR>X4027V63RE460XXXXX</ZUONR>
<SGTXT>REX</SGTXT>
<BEWAR />
<ZFPOS />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</POSITIONSSATZ>
- <POSITIONSSATZ>
<ZSATA>4</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>001</BUZEI>
<KOART>S</KOART>
<SHKZG>S</SHKZG>
<NEWKO>30611102</NEWKO>
<GSBER>17AB</GSBER>
<ZUBUK />
<VBUND />
<WRBTR>0000000000000</WRBTR>
<ZBTR1>0000000057576</ZBTR1>
<ZBTR2>0000000000000</ZBTR2>
<ZSTEU />
<VALUT>20080904</VALUT>
<KOSTL />
<AUFNR />
<ZUONR>X4025V64RE460XXXXX</ZUONR>
<SGTXT>REX</SGTXT>
<BEWAR />
<ZFPOS />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</POSITIONSSATZ>
- <POSITIONSSATZ>
<ZSATA>4</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>009</BUZEI>
<KOART>S</KOART>
<SHKZG>S</SHKZG>
<NEWKO>20519109</NEWKO>
<GSBER>17AB</GSBER>
<ZUBUK />
<VBUND />
<WRBTR>0000000000000</WRBTR>
<ZBTR1>0000000021070</ZBTR1>
<ZBTR2>0000000000000</ZBTR2>
<ZSTEU />
<VALUT>20080904</VALUT>
<KOSTL />
<AUFNR />
<ZUONR>X4025V64RE460XXXXX</ZUONR>
<SGTXT>REX</SGTXT>
<BEWAR />
<ZFPOS />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</POSITIONSSATZ>
- <POSITIONSSATZ>
<ZSATA>4</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>010</BUZEI>
<KOART>S</KOART>
<SHKZG>S</SHKZG>
<NEWKO>20519109</NEWKO>
<GSBER>17AA</GSBER>
<ZUBUK />
<VBUND />
<WRBTR>0000000000000</WRBTR>
<ZBTR1>0000000009796</ZBTR1>
<ZBTR2>0000000000000</ZBTR2>
<ZSTEU />
<VALUT>20080904</VALUT>
<KOSTL />
<AUFNR />
<ZUONR>X4027V63RE460XXXXX</ZUONR>
<SGTXT>REX</SGTXT>
<BEWAR />
<ZFPOS />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</POSITIONSSATZ>
- <NACHSATZ>
<ZSATA>9</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>010</BUZEI>
<ERDAT>20080905</ERDAT>
<UZEIT>000549</UZEIT>
<ZPROG>PGRR3010</ZPROG>
<ZZSOL>000000000359502</ZZSOL>
<ZZHAB>000000000359502</ZZHAB>
<ZZBEL>0000001</ZZBEL>
<ZZPOS>000000010</ZZPOS>
<ZFILN />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</NACHSATZ>
- <NACHSATZ>
<ZSATA>9</ZSATA>
<MANDT>001</MANDT>
<BUKRS>0560</BUKRS>
<BLART>8F</BLART>
<BELNR>1816008128</BELNR>
<BUZEI>010</BUZEI>
<ERDAT>20080905</ERDAT>
<UZEIT>000549</UZEIT>
<ZPROG>PGRR3010</ZPROG>
<ZZSOL>000000000359502</ZZSOL>
<ZZHAB>000000000359502</ZZHAB>
<ZZBEL>0000001</ZZBEL>
<ZZPOS>000000010</ZZPOS>
<ZFILN />
<ZENDE>E</ZENDE>
</NACHSATZ>
</ns0:MT_MULTI_TYPES>

Display 2 different structured internal tables in single screen using ALV

Hi,
I have two internal tables. Both has different structures. My requirement is to display both the internal tables in single screen using ALV Grid but NOT using OO ALV Grid display.
Is there any way of spliting the Final ALV display screen into two with two different headers and details as shown below.
Header1 for internal table 1
Data of internal table 1
Header1 for internal table 2
Data of internal table 2
Can anyone suggest a better way to display this.
Regards,
Senthil

hi
first think i can say ALV GRID means only for OO ALV it is not possible to display two I.T. data in singr report screen.
better to use of the fm: REUSE_ALV_BLOCK_LIST_DISPLAY
so that u can display both I.T. data in separate report list under single screen
Check the example programs:
BALVBT01 Testprogram ALV: Block list
BCALV_TEST_BLOCK_LIST Program BCALV_TEST_BLOCK_LIST
Regards,
deepak

How to convert an xml to another Xml with a different structure...

hi
i have an xml which should be converted to a standard xml with an entirely different structure(Different elements)....can this be done with xml,xsl alone or do we need to write an java class along with them...if there are any examples..it would be of great help...plz help me out....as this is a work stopper...
given below is the kind i have
<hotelinfo>
<hotelname>RADISSON HOTEL CHENNAI </hotelname>
<address>355 C Gst Road St Thomas Mount Chennai1 600016IN</address>     <price>90.00 - 150.00</price>
<distance>2 (W)</distance>
</hotelinfo>
i need to convert it into
<propertyName>RADISSON HOTEL CHENNAI </propertyName>
<address>
<addressLine>355 C Gst Road St Thomas Mount</addressLine>
<CityName>Chennai</CityName>
<PostalCode>600 001</PostalCode>
<StateName>TamilNadu</StateName>
<CountryName>India</CountryName>
</address>
thanks in advance

Ok here is the code...
package mypack;
import java.io.File;
import javax.xml.parsers.DocumentBuilder;
import javax.xml.parsers.DocumentBuilderFactory;
import javax.xml.transform.Result;
import javax.xml.transform.Source;
import javax.xml.transform.Transformer;
import javax.xml.transform.TransformerConfigurationException;
import javax.xml.transform.TransformerException;
import javax.xml.transform.TransformerFactory;
import javax.xml.transform.dom.DOMSource;
import javax.xml.transform.stream.StreamResult;
import org.w3c.dom.Document;
import org.w3c.dom.Node;
* @author SM23772
* TODO To change the template for this generated type comment go to
* Window - Preferences - Java - Code Style - Code Templates
public class Roopa {
     public static void main(String[] args) {
          File docFile = new File("Roopa.xml");
          Document doc = null;
          Document newDoc = null;
          String hname = null, task = null;
          try {
               DocumentBuilderFactory dbf = DocumentBuilderFactory.newInstance();
               DocumentBuilder db = dbf.newDocumentBuilder();
               doc = db.parse(docFile); //parsing Roopa.xml
               newDoc = db.newDocument(); //Created New document Object for new xml
               hname = doc.getElementsByTagName("hotelname").item(0)
                         .getFirstChild().getNodeValue();
               task = doc.getElementsByTagName("task").item(0).getFirstChild()
                         .getNodeValue();
               Node rootNode = newDoc.createElement("property-info"); //creating root node;
               Node pp = newDoc.createElement("name"); //creating a node called name
               Node taskNode = newDoc.createElement("task"); //creating a node called task
               pp.appendChild(newDoc.createTextNode(hname)); //appending a text node inisde name
               taskNode.appendChild(newDoc.createTextNode(task)); //appending the text node inside task
               rootNode.appendChild(pp); //asppending the nodes inside the root node
               rootNode.appendChild(taskNode);
               newDoc.appendChild(rootNode); //appending the root node to the document
               writeXmlFile(newDoc, "Dest.xml"); //function called to write the document to Dest.xml
          } catch (Exception e) {
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     public static void writeXmlFile(Document doc, String filename) {
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               Source source = new DOMSource(doc);
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               Transformer xformer = TransformerFactory.newInstance()
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roopa.xml:
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<more-info><task>give treate to shanu</task></more-info>
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Dest.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<property-info><name>RADISSON HOTEL CHENNAI</name><task>give treate to shanu</task></property-info>Please go through the code.. if u have any more concerns do let me know................
cheers
Shanu

Comparing Data between two tables with different structure

Hi,
I have 2 tables T1 and T2. Both tables have different structure. I have to check for rows missing in T1 which exist in T2 and vice-versa. I can do that using MINUS operator. But the part where the data exists in both T1 and T2, I have to compare some columns (9 columns the names of this column coming from a meta-data table) if they have same values. If not an exception has to be generated.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks

Hi,
Whenever you need help on this forum, post:
(1) The version of Oracle (and any other relevant software) you're using
(2) A little sample data (just enough to show what the problem is) from all the relevant tables
(3) The results you want from that data (4) Your best attempt so far
Executable SQL statements (like "CREATE TABLE AS ..." or "INSERT ..." statements) are best for (2).
Formatted tabular output is okay for (3). Type before and after the tabular text, to preserve spacing.
What do you mean by "an exception has to be generated"?
Do you want to raise an error?
Do you want something to appear in the result set?
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INTERSECT finds rows that are in both result sets.
Column names have to be hard-coded into the SQL statement. If you want to write something now that will get column names from a metadata table sometime in the future, then you have to use dynamic SQL. SQL*Plus sometimes has quick and dirty ways of doing dynamic SQL, so say whether you're using SQL*Plus or not.

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Hi,
I would like if there is a difference between two partitionned tables with different structure in term of performance (access, query, insertions, updates ).
I explain myself in detail :
I have a table that stores one value every 10 minutes in a day (so we have 144 values (24*6) in the whole day), with the corresponding id.
Here is the structure :
| Table T1 |
+ id PK |
+ date PK |
+ sample1 |
+ sample2 |
+ ... |
+ sample144 |
The table is partionned on the column date, with a partionned every months. The primary key is based on the columns (id, date).
There is an additionnal index on the column (id) (is it useful ?).
I would like to know if it is better to have a table with just (id, date, value) , so for one row in the first table we'll have 144 rows in the future? table. The partition will already be on the columns (id, date) with the index associated.
What are the gains or loss in performance with this new structure ( access, DMLs , storage ) ?
I discuss with the Java developers and they say it is simpler to manage in their code.
Oracle version : Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.3.0 - 64bit Production
Thanks & Regards
From France
Oliver
Edited by: 998239 on 5 avr. 2013 01:59

I mean storage in tablespaces and datafiles on disk.
Can you justify please and give me concrete arguments why the two structures are equivalent ( except inserting data in T(id, date,value))
because i have to make a report.i didnt say any thing like
two structures are equivalent ( except inserting data in T(id, date,value)i said
About structure : TABLE1(id, date, value) is better than TABLE1(id, date, sample1, .... sample144)because
1) oracle has restriction for numbers of column. Ok you can have 144 columns now but for future if you must have more than 1000 columns , what will you do?
2) Restrictions on Table Compression (Table compression is not supported for tables with more than 255 columns.)
3) store same type values on diffrent columns is bad practise
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B28359_01/server.111/b28318/schema.htm#i4383
i remember i seen Toms article about this but now i cant find it sorry ((( if i found i will post here

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Usually X<tablename> and Y<tablename> are used in change document management to determine records updated (Y is old values and X new ones). (Look at transaction SCDO)
T<tablename is an internal table read from database and I<tablename> is an import table parameter of the same structure. <tablename> is an equivalent of <tablename> declared with statement TABLES and contains usually the "old" value.
Look at exit documentation. start at [User Exits In Sales Document Processing|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_46c/helpdata/en/1c/f62c7dd435d1118b3f0060b03ca329/content.htm]
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Thanks in Advance,
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Thambe

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FY

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Hello,
I have a
perform generate_master tables itab1.
perform generate_master tables itab1.
form generate_master tables itab structure ?.
loop at itab into wa_itab.
lv_werks = wa_itab-werks.
endloop.
endform.
here the structure for wa_ will be different.
Can anyone help me with this.
Alternate solutions are welcome.
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Renu

Hi Renu,
if you want to process tables of different structures in the form, you can
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FORM generate_master
changing itab type table
using    strucname type tabname.
field-symbols:
<rec1> type strucname1,
<rec2> type strucname2.
case strucname.
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      write: / <rec1>-field1.
    endloop.
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endcase.
endform.
- try to find you fields and decide on success for this
FORM generate_master
changing itab type table.
field-symbols:
<rec> type any,
<fld> type any,
loop at itab assigning <rec>.
    assign component 'FIELD1' of structure <rec> to <fld>.
    if sy-subrc = 0.
      write: / <fld>.
    endif.
    assign component 'FIELD2' of structure <rec> to <fld>.
    if sy-subrc = 0.
      write: / <fld>.
    endif,
endloop.
endform.
And then use
PERFORM CHANGING itab[].
Note:
LOOP AT itab ASSIGNING <field-symbol>.
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I've the following scenario. I've got 2 files with 2 different structures
File 1 -> <ID>
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File 2 -> <NUM>
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I need to perform a mapping to a structure as follows
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                    <NUM>
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Hi,
this is what you need:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/0e/56373f7853494fe10000000a114084/frameset.htm
The used Message Mapping BpmPatternCollectMergeMultiIf could be found here:
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Edited by: Patrick Koehnen on Oct 23, 2008 11:43 AM

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I would like to use 2 different structures in column. Can I put few of the keyfigures in one structure and rest in the other structures.
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Point will be assigned to good answers.
Regards,
Bill

Hi
max number of strucutres is two one at the row and another in coloumn
generally structures are reusable components.
select the coloumn >right click>select the structures
here you can assign the structures in the coloumn
If it is useful please need to assign some points
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Copy values from model node to another model node with different structure

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I am getting detils from RFC1 and update some of the data into another RFC2.
the first RFC1 having the strucutre
context
NodeName
nodel
arrtibutes
the second RFC2 having the different strucutre
context
NodeName1
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           | arrtibutes3
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Both are different structures.
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Ravi

Hi,
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2.Cust COntroller2
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        ->Attr1(type:String)
        ->Attr2(type:long)
Through the component controller only u can send the data by mapping.
In component controller:
Node one.
        ->Attr1(type:String)
        ->Attr2(type:long)
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Before mapping make sure that u have data in CustController Context=>value node.
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Move values of one field symbol to other field symbol of different structur

Hi all,
i need to move values of one field symbol to other field symbol of different structure.
I need to perform operations like MOVE-CORRESPONDING on two field symbols of different structure.
How can i achieve this?
field symbol 1 have 2 field and field symbol2 have 4 fields....
Best Regards,
Vijay.

Hi,
You can use -
MOVE-CORRESPONDING <struct1> to <struc2>.
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You can refer this link also-
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/fc/eb3260358411d1829f0000e829fbfe/content.htm
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I have created a class method to fill up the data in XML format. the method can be called from various programs with internal table with different structures. I want to pass it as dynamic How can I do that.
I tried to declare that as type any.
but not working.
regards,
Madhuri

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CALL METHOD meth EXPORTING pr_data = lr_data.
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