Key Mapping for Flat lookup tables

Hi,
How do we decide if we need to make Key Mapping "Yes" for flat look-up tables?
Can anyone plz explain with an eg on where to make key mapping yes or no for Flat Tables.
Thanks,
Ketan

Hi,
Can anyone plz explain with an eg on where to make key mapping yes or no for Flat Tables.
1. A remote systems objects are mapped to master data objects within MDM using key mapping. A key mapping maintains the relationship between the remote systems identifier (or key) for an object and the corresponding master data object in MDM.
2. in the data manger based upon some strategy, you found that 4 records are duplicate, and then you merged into single record.
the merged record is having 4 records inside it with respective remote keys.
if you want to edit those records, key mapping should be enabled for that particular table.
3. while harmonizing the records to the respective client systems, you can use edit key mapping functionality for merged records.
if you enabled key mapping functionality in the console for the particular table, then only you can aceess EDIT KEY MAPPINGS functionality in data manager & syndicator.
hope this may help you,
Regards,
Srinivas

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Syndicating Key mapping value from lookup table

Hi Experts,
I want to Syndicating Remote Key value from lookup table as per the remote system.
In syndicator, if I map destination field to the remote key of the lookup table, I am getting blank value.

Hi Mrinmoy,
kindly check in the Data Manger whether have you maintained Remote keys for the lookup table. If yes then choose the specified remote system from Remote key override fields under Map properties in the syndicator.
Incase you cant find the remote system in the "remote key override" field for which remote key is assigned in Data manager, then you need to check the Type (outbound) of the remote system in Console admin node. Because only those Remote systems type set as Outbound can been found in Remote key Override in the syndicator.
After choosing the remote key you need to map the destination field with Remote key value as shown in the below image.
Regards
Rahul

Isn't there remote key concept for Hierarchy lookup Tables?

I don't see the [remote key] field in destination items.?
I really don't intend to use this remote Key concept in syndicating back to the source system, but specifically to satisfy this operation need:
I have a hierarchy table with two fields and both of them need to be display fields, Code & Name for Business reasons.
So when loading in the hierarchy field at main table level, I don't have to go through this compounding effort and just map the remote key which is just the code and not the name?
-Sudhir

Yes, remote key is available for Hierarchy Table as well. Set remote key ON on hierarchy table.
As per your Business requirement, you can create clone of code field and then map code to remote key and clone to Code field while initilizing hierarchy table in repository. Then while importing Main table data, if you are getting code in the source file, you need not to map code with the name of the hierarchy. if the code exists as remote key then Import Manager will automatically map code with the Hierarchy class name..
Try this and am sure it will work and solve your problem.
Regards,
Shiv

Question about key mapping for bank data in SP3 standard Vendor Repository

Hello Colleagues:
The situation is the following:
1) MDM Standard vendor repository does not use Key Mapping for the qualified table data "Bank Details". This makes sense because normally you would pay a vendor in the same account and bank regardless of the company or R/3 system you are paying him from.
2) However, here in my project customer don't have the same bank data for all of the 3 R/3 Systems. Furthermore, they would like to pay a vendor in a diferent bank and account number; depending on where the payment is generated (Company or R/3 system).
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1) Banks: Lookup Flat:
Country and Bank Key as display fields.
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on web (Intranet). Earlier we use to change key mapping through
oracle*terminal. I require help in knowing how to customise key
mapping in forms 6i / oracle 8.1.7.

Hi,
Boy, I have some good news to you: Oracle*Terminal is no longer
needed.
WordPad (or your favorite text editor) is your tool from now on.
Keyboard files are located in $ORACLE_HOME\FORMS60.
Simply ignore the binary file fmrusw.res when you run Forms on
the Web. FMRWEB.RES is the one that is used, and it's pure ASCII.
There are some comments in the file itself.
The keys are the same as the Motif version of Forms.
If you prefer the Windows keys, simply use FMRPCWEB.RES instead.
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formsweb.cfg, go to User Parameters and replace the
otherparams=
line with
otherparams=term=%forms60%\fmrpcweb.res
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[email protected]

How to add a feild as key combination for existing condition table

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please any body can inform me about how to add a feild as key combination for existing condition table ex 901 having the key combination of sales organisation and material
for this cond. table,how to add a new feild ex:price list
iam unable to add it in change mode of v/03.(even after removing this 901 table from Acc.seq.)
Edited by: rajendraprasad vasam on Apr 25, 2008 10:08 AM

mr.Rajendra
I you have the access key - you can copy the 901 table and create a new table along with your required field. v/03
Or
in the access sequence for the condition type - add 1 more step and add your field.
ie 10 - 901
and in 20 - your required field
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Primary key constraint for index-organized tables or sorted hash cluster

We had a few tables dropped without using cascade constraints. Now when we try to recreate the table we get an error message stating that "name already used by an existing constraint". We cannot delete the constraint because it gives us an error "ORA-25188: cannot drop/disable/defer the primary key constraint for index-organized tables or sorted hash cluster" Is there some sort of way around this? What can be done to correct this problem?

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And have you searched for the constraint to see what it's currently attached to?
select * from all_constraints where constraint_name = :NAME;

Change Key Mapping for RWMS handheld application

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Importing Key Combinations of a Lookup table.

Hi, I have created a lookup table which is equivalent to a check table in R3. For example table named, SPT (Special Procurement Type), Which has a key combination (Composite Keys) in R3 itself and the keys are Plant + Procurement Type and so in MDM Look table both keys are defined as display fields. The problem comes in automating the import. In IM source, both key fields are separate fields, I tried combining the field using Partion, but Automap is not working and so the import automation process. Any thoughts/advices on tackling this issue is appreciated.
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Hi Job,
IF u combine the fields in partition and then if try to do value mapping automatically,then it is not possible .There u have to map manualy .Automap in value mapping can be done only when values are not combination but single.
Like
Source----
Destination
abc----
<null>
def----
abc
xyz----
def
xyz
But if it is like:
Source----
Destination
abc,12----
<null>
def,23 -
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I hope u im able to make u understand.
If this has helped u then do Reward points.
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Mapping to a Lookup Table

O.K. I have a basic Java question and how to do this the following using
Java/JDO:
I have a database table for a lookup class. It will have the following
structure:
Create Table ProductStatus
Id bigint not null
name char (20);
In C++ I would have an Enumeration Type which constrains the value of the
variable to the set of values in the database.
In Java I was thinking that I would have a ProductStatus class and then in
the Product Class I would have an instance as follows:
public class Product {
ProductStatus status;
But I have now believe that this is wrong...
From offline work I have been told that the correct JDO for what I want
to do is as follows:
<class name="Product">
<extension vendor-name="kodo" key="table" value="JDO_PRODUCT"/>
<extension vendor-name="kodo" key="pk-column" value="ID"/>
<extension vendor-name="kodo" key="class-column" value="JDOCLASS"/>
<extension vendor-name="kodo" key="lock-column" value="none"/>
<field name="currency">
<extension vendor-name="kodo" key="data-column" value="CURRENCY"/>
</field>
<field name="productStatus">
<extension vendor-name="kodo" key="data-column" value="STATUS_ID"/>
</field>
</class>
<class name="ProductStatus">
<extension vendor-name="kodo" key="table" value="JDO_STATUS"/>
<extension vendor-name="kodo" key="pk-column" value="ID"/>
<field name="name">
<extension vendor-name="kodo" key="data-column" value="NAME"/>
</field>
</class>
My two questions are:
1) What do I put for the Java code, both in the product class and for
ProductStatus.... This is more a Java question than JDO... I have been
told I am thinking in too much of a C++ way.... I keep wanting to have
a ProductStatus as a Type Class and then have an instance variable in
the Product class such as status that is of type: ProductStatus.
But I have been told this is not the correct Java way to do things.
How should this be done?
2) I would have expected that the JDO for the ProductStatus field in the
Product Class would have been a FK extension, but I had Abe White help me
with this and he said generated the JDO file I have included.... so how is
the Product.ProductStatus linking to the ProductStatus class ???? With the
current JDO I don't see any link, either by name or by shared ID value....
Obviously I am a total newbie to this and these are basic questions.
Thanks to anyone who has the time to reply.
Brian Smith

Hi Brian --
Java code:
public class Product
     private ProductStatus status;
public class ProductStatus
     private String name;
Metadata:
Exactly like you posted it.
I'm not sure where you're getting confused on how the relation works. It's
straightforward. The STATUS_ID column in the JDO_PRODUCT table holds the
primary key value of the related ProductStatus instance. That's all there is
to it. So, for example, the following Java code:
ProductStatus stat = new ProductStatus ();
stat.setName ("foo");
Product prod = new Product ();
prod.setProductStatus (stat);
pm.currentTransaction ().begin ();
pm.makePersistent (prod);
pm.currentTransaction ().commit ();
Would product SQL like:
INSERT INTO JDO_PRODUCT (ID, STATUS_ID) VALUES (100, 101);
INSERT INTO JDO_STATUS (ID, NAME) VALUES (101, 'foo');
Note that the '101' value for STATUS_ID in the inserted JDO_PRODUCT row
matches the '101' value for the ID (primary key) in the inserted JDO_STATUS
row.
If you wanted to simulate a C++ enumeration and at the same time get rid of
the necessity of a second JDO_STATUS table that seems a little redundant
(why have a table to hold a single piece of data?), you could do it in 2 ways.
The simple way would be to just use static constants in the Product class for
different possible statuses:
public class Product
     public static final String STATUS_XXX = "xxx";
     public static final String STATUS_YYY = "yyy";
     private String status;
And then just have the JDO_PRODUCT table have a VARCHAR column to hold the
status string rather than having a STATUS_ID column that forms a relation to
a separate table.
The second way, which more closely mirrors C++ enumerations, is a little more
complex. You keep the ProductStatus class, but make it non-persistent (note:
the static-instance, private-constructor pattern below is the standard Java
way of doing enums):
public class ProductStatus
     // enumerate all possible product status values
     public static final ProductStatus XXX = new ProductStatus ("xxx");
     public static final ProductStatus YYY = new ProductStatus ("yyy");
     private String name;
     * Convenience method to return a status for a given name.
     public static ProductStatus forName (String name)
          if (XXX.getName ().equals (name))
               return XXX;
          if (YYY.getName ().equals (name))
               return YYY;
          throw new IllegalArgumentException (name);
     * Make constructor private to prevent creation of any status instances
     * with illegal values.
     private ProductStatus (String name)
          this.name = name;
     public String getName ()
          return name;
Then in your Product class, keep a non-persistent ProductStatus instance and
a persistent field with the status name. Use the javax.jdo.InstanceCallbacks
interface to transfer the stored status name to/from the ProductStatus:
public class Product
     implements InstanceCallbacks
     // used internally only; map this to the column in the JDO_PRODUCT table
     // holding the status name for the product; at runtime we'll use JDO
     // lifecycle callbacks to transfer the value to/from a ProductStatus
     // instance
     private String statusName;
     // mark this as non-persistent in the metadata
     private ProductStatus status;
     public void jdoPostLoad ()
          status = ProductStatus.forName (statusName);
     public void jdoPreStore ()
          statusName = (status == null) ? null : status.getName ();
     // rest of InstanceCallbacks methods can be implemented as no-ops...
With Kodo, you could even implement your own FieldMapping to map status strings
to ProductStatus instances, but that's getting really complicated for very
little real advantage.
Hope that helps.

One sequence for multiple lookup tables?

I am sorry if this is off-topic, however can anybody advise what is better - use one sequence for all tables (lookup tables) or to create unique sequence for each table?
Thanks
DanielD

Daniel,
After you read this (http://asktom.oracle.com/pls/ask/f?p=4950:8:::NO::F4950_P8_DISPLAYID,F4950_P8_CRITERIA:2985886242221,), you may be sorry you asked.
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Is Text/Integer Field required in Flat Lookup table?

Hi,
I have a flat look up table.
In that i want to create 4 Flat lookup fields....... one of them will be a display field.
But when i Verify Repository with this structure then it gives me Fatal Error:
$$$ Fatal error(1323): Table 'Product Hierarchy'(A2i_24) does not have valid display field(s): 1:79;.
$$$ Invalid display fields are 79.
$$$ Table Product Hierarchy must have one or more display fields.
When i repair the repository......... it adds 1 Text Display field in my table.
Does is mandatory to have 1 text/integer field in lookup table?
If NO what i m doing wrong & if YES then Why?
Thanks,
Mahi

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Mahi

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Hi All,
I want run assignemnet on multivalued lookup table field on my Main Table ,I am trying to assignment multiple values on this field.I want to know how to select multiple values while writing assignment.
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Madhu

Thanks,
Got it working.
Closing the Post.

FCP pre-created key mapping for other NLE's?

The key mapping feature of FCP is handy because you can set up
a custom keyboard that emulates another NLE editing system that you
might be more familiar with while learning FCP (i.e. Avid).
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Pinnacle key mapping in FCP. I realize I can manually create it but thought
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Thanks.

I don't think there's any place to buy them.. you might find a user on here who has emulated something like that and could email it to you. I use a keyboard mapping similar to Avid but it really is the best of both keyboards in one IMHO.
it's easy to map so with the time spent searching you could probably make it to your liking.

Java Mapping for Flat file

hello SDNers,
I am using JAVA mapping for converting FlatFlie IDoc to IDoc and i am using metadata for this.While downloading metadata from SAP system, the first segment in the data record is having level 2.
1) What is the use of Level in metadata?
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Hi,
>>>I am using JAVA mapping for converting FlatFlie IDoc to IDoc and i am using metadata for thi
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