Single source to create multiple target nodes

Hi Guys,
I need to create multiple target node as many occurrence of source node. how should i achieve it?
Source node (1...999999) to Target node(1..1)
please suggest.
Regards
Swapnil

Hi Nutan,
Sorry formatting got messed up so posting again.
Sorry for the confusion. Target structure is 0..unbounded.
Source structure ...................................... Target structure
Message 1 ...................................................Message 1
ZHRMD_A07 (1...1)..........................................MT_EMPLOYEE (0....unbounded)
E1PLOG1(1...unbounded)................................ Field1
I need to create MT_EMPLOYEE multiple times depend upon occurences of E1PLOG1.
Regards
Swapnil
Edited by: Swapnil Bhalerao on Mar 3, 2010 12:41 PM
Edited by: Swapnil Bhalerao on Mar 3, 2010 12:47 PM

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