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| Brian Cesafsky 2005-07-25, 6:04 pm |
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I have a flat file with a header, main body, and footer. I created schemas
for all 3. I have a Receive pipeline that disassembles the flate file and
then the messages get processed in an orchestration. In the pipeline, I set
the 'Preserve Header' property to False because I don't need anything in
that record. I DO need information in the trailer record because it
contains some totals, etc... these values in the trailer need to be handled
in a totally separate way than all the other records in the body of the
document (which are handled in the orchestration). I'm not sure how to get
at the trailer record.
Thanks in advance, Brian
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| Yossi Dahan 2005-07-25, 6:04 pm |
| Brian
in this case I believe you should include your trailer record in the main
schema, you can use the tag identifier to identify a record as the trailer
and have different record structure for it.
Yossi Dahan
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> I have a flat file with a header, main body, and footer. I created
> schemas for all 3. I have a Receive pipeline that disassembles the flate
> file and then the messages get processed in an orchestration. In the
> pipeline, I set the 'Preserve Header' property to False because I don't
> need anything in that record. I DO need information in the trailer record
> because it contains some totals, etc... these values in the trailer need
> to be handled in a totally separate way than all the other records in the
> body of the document (which are handled in the orchestration). I'm not
> sure how to get at the trailer record.
>
> Thanks in advance, Brian
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