on 2005 Nov 23 12:08 PM
When I sent the file to the system in the Payloads part, in the XML code I see that (the code below), but why the system put me a <Recordset> in the four line.
Thanks for the help!!
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
- <ns:BudgetInfo_MT xmlns:ns="http://banco.popular.com.pr/bppr/xi/hiperion">
- <Recordset>
- <SAP_Budget_test>
<Version>0</Version>
<From_x0020_Period>1</From_x0020_Period>
<To_x0020_Period>12</To_x0020_Period>
<Fiscal_x0020_Period>2005</Fiscal_x0020_Period>
<CENTER_NO>50111</CENTER_NO>
<ACCT_NO>210010</ACCT_NO>
<JANUARY>5555</JANUARY>
<FEBRUARY>5555</FEBRUARY>
<MARCH>5555</MARCH>
<APRIL>5555</APRIL>
<MAY>5555</MAY>
<JUNE>1554</JUNE>
<JULY>1554</JULY>
<AUGUST>1554</AUGUST>
<SEPTEMBER>1554</SEPTEMBER>
<OCTOBER>1554</OCTOBER>
<NOVEMBER>1554</NOVEMBER>
<DECEMBER>1554</DECEMBER>
Hi,
if i have understood you clearly, you are picking up file from file adapter using content conversion and you dont want <Recordset> node in your message.
In content conversion:
you can set one parameter ignoneRecordsetName to true.
Recordset wont be there in output
Hope it helps.
Best regards,
Satish
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