Translation table in PI

Hi Guys,
I am working on IDOC to file sceanrio where in i am getting value for ORDER TYPE from SAP which they dont want to use directly at the target and hence they would generate a new ORDER TYPE by combining a REASON CODE value and thereby generates a new value for ORDER TYPE at target.
Ex: ZPTO(SAP ORDER TYPE) + ZS7( REASON CODE) == S99( TARGET ORDER TYPE).
i have been given a table with set of values like above.
How do i implement this in PI?.Need your valuable inputs.
Reply is very much appreciated.
Sahil

Hi Sahil.
You can concatenate 2 inputs after you compare the result with the FixValue function. What do you think?
Ex.:
Concatenate ZPTO(SAP ORDER TYPE) + ZS7( REASON CODE) == ZPTOZS7
                       ZPTO(SAP ORDER TYPE) + ZS8( REASON CODE) == ZPTOZS8
After in the FixValue:
         ZPTOZS7 -
> S99( TARGET ORDER TYPE).
         ZPTOZS8 -
> S00( TARGET ORDER TYPE).
The result will be S99 .
I hope that this example helps you.
Best Regads.
Bruno

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