Issues in FCC

Hi,
I am working on a scenario File to IDOC.
I have a CSV source file, so I have usd File content conversion in my sender communication channel.
I am unable to convert my file successfully to xml.
My Source Structure is like :
OrderHeader
A
B
C
Item
A
M
N
OrderHeader
A
B
C
Item
A
M
N
Now we do not have any key field specified in the structure. If I try to give the Key Feild Name as 'A', then I cannot hardcode it as I do not know the fixed value. And if I add Key Field Name externally, this extra field won't be present in my source file, so it is unable to parse the source file, and returns the empty document.
Any help on this. If we do not have any field that can be recognized as key field in source structure, how to handle this.
Thanks,
Vikas

Its is not a flat file but CSV.
@jyothi :
You did not specify the key field anywhere i the example shown.
You just gave the fieldNames as A,B,C. Where should we then add the keyfield and the keyfield value.
Can you explain in a bit detail if possible.
And also you specified AdditionalLastFields for Header and MissingLastField for Item. Any particular reason for this.
I think in both we can add missinglastfield, which eventually doesn't work though.
Also can we add any module for this.
The main problem is that when I add a key field externally, this is not present in my source file due to which it does not parse the source file successfully. Source file has then actually less number of fields than configures in file content conversion.
How can we handle this.?
Thanks,
Vikas

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Prashant Kudtarkar

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You are right. When I open that file in notepad I am getting boxes at end of each record and all records are coming in same line but when I open that file in XL or wordpad I am getting each record on new line.
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I am working on a flat file to IDOC scenario. And I am facing strange issue with FCC params.
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RECORD_4
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Mapping issue: FCC: Idoc for each record in file

Hi,
I have file to Idoc scenario.
I receive csv file with multiple records.
The requirement is to create an Idoc for each record.
For eg.
source file
A1,B1,C1
A2,B2,C2
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> How do I delete it ? Would overwrite work ? Would it remove the entire data or just the last entry ?
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--->
use
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Edited by: Saiyog Gonsalves on Apr 28, 2009 5:22 PM
Edited by: Saiyog Gonsalves on Apr 28, 2009 5:24 PM

>
Saiyog Gonsalves wrote:
>
Layout
> |____RecordSet
>         |______ST                     1-1
>                     |______f1,f2,f3,f4,f5
>                     MT                     0-Unbounded
>                      |_____f1,f2,f3,f4,f5
>                      IT                       0-Unbounded
>                      |_____f1,f2,f3,f4,f5
>
>
> Edited by: Saiyog Gonsalves on Apr 28, 2009 5:22 PM
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yes i agree with "mapWithDefault".
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