"Recordsets per Message" for jdbc adapter

Hi all,
is "Recordsets per Message" kind of option is available for JDBC adapter.
Any help will be appriciated
Thanks
-Kulwant

Hi Kulwant,
its not available.
You can a stored procedure whick picks only certain number of records per each call.
Regards
Inder

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I am using Recordsets per Message option in Sender file adapter. And my source file contains more than the specified in Recordsets per Message.
Can you please tell me why it is not working
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Moorthy

Hi,
Please try to make small addition in your Sender FCC.
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It will divide your file into 5000 records and generate separate messages.
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Hi Shobhit,
I think it cannot be possible from File Content Conversion using Recordset per message.
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I have a file to file scenario
Sender file:
A1,A2,A3
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I want to split the SENDER/SOURCE file in the adapter (NO BPM) so that I am creating n number of RECEIVER files - ONE for each line.
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As per my knwoledge you can split files at mapping level in integration engine but at adapter engine you are trying that is FCC which will just convert the data into XML.In FCC it will never split files, you have to do it at mapping level.
Kindly check this link:
http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/600b455f-01cd-2b10-0cab-a50e47a8f800?quicklink=index&overridelayout=true
this is a step by process for your query.
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B.Jude

There doesnt seem to be an option for that in the messagetransforbean
http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/XI/HowTo...ContentconversionmodulewithJ2EEJMS+adapter

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Hi !
Scenario: File -> XI -> RFC
Because of some big text files (about 30 or 40 mb) as input files, we need to use partition our files using Recordsets Per Message in the content conversion parameters of our file adapter (sender).
We need to send to the RFC, the total number of messages that we are sending or at least, a flag to indicate that we are sending the LAST message.
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one file has 21.000 records. We set the "recordsets per message" to 3000. Then XI will receive 7 messages with 3000 records each. When we call the RFC (receiver) after processing the 7th package, we need to send also a flag to indicate that that was the last message.
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There's a BPM pattern that deals with something like this. it's called BpmPatternCollectMessage and collects all messages of the same type until it gets a terminating message. so in your case you could define the terminating message as being the last / summary line of your input file (creating a new recordset type for that) and once you receive this message, which should be after the split up parts of your file, you could send out the RFC calls.
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Maybe you should try that as well and run a performance test against your solution with the Z Table. The problem with the Z table solution is, that you have to deal with the fact, that mappings can be executed more than once, in the case errors did occurr. so this can mean, that your function and hence the call to the Z table could occurr more than once for the same message. (remember mappings are stateless....)
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Recordsets per Message not working

I found that Recordsets per Message will split the source message into multiple messages and process them separately. This will save my alot of time and is exactly what I need - but it does not work.
I have in my sender file adapter the following parameters in File Content conversion:
Document Name = MT_SND_ZADIG
Document Namespace = urn://federalmogul.com/ADP/FINFRADP001/00
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Recordsets per Message = 10
Key Field Type = String (case-sensitive)
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When I feed in a file with 77 records I would expect it to split it into 7 * 10 recordset and then 1 * 7 - why is it not doing this?

Hi Lynn,
And... what is the result you are getting?
Try to change Recordset Structure with something different that Recorset name.
Something like:
Recordset Name = RECORDSET
Recordset Structure = row,*
row.fieldNames RECORDCODE,ACCOUNTID,CONST_E,CONST_Z2M,MONTHYEAR,JOURNALCODE,FOLIOCODE,RECORDTYPE,DAY,GLACCOUNT,CODINGBLOCK,DEBITAMOUNT,CREDITAMOUNT,TEXT,FILLER1,FILLER2,ACCREF1,ACCREF3,EMPLOYEENO,REPORTTYPE,ZADIGCODE,ACC_TYPE,RESERVED,CENTURY
row.fieldFixedLengths 2,6,1,3,4,3,2,1,2,12,18,13,13,20,8,8,12,12,6,4,6,1,1,2
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Follow the example is described in:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/2c/181077dd7d6b4ea6a8029b20bf7e55/content.htm
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Carlos

Recordsets per message - only works with RECORDSET

I have previously got recordsets per message working when I use RECORDSET. I now have a scenario that uses "row" instead of "RECORDSET".
This is working for RECORDSET - it splits into a new message every 100 records........
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Recordset per message not working

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