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gordon

2004-07-29, 2:47 am

Could someone explain the difference in more detail than what the biztalk provides in the IDE? Here is my data values

<member1>
<Lastname>Doe</Lastname>
<Firstname>John</Firstname>
</member1>
<member2>
<Lastname></Lastname>
<Firstname></Firstname>
</member2>

I've created a map and I only want to return member1 and not the null values in member2 or I don't want the whole member2 node itself. I'm thinking it has something to do with the min values but I'm not sure what I'm missinig. Thanks.
Tatyana Yakushev [MSFT]

2004-07-29, 5:50 pm

Do you have any links going to member2 or any of its children? what is the value of "Min Occurs" on the "member 2"?
Can you attach your schemas and map?

In general, if you want to control when node should be created you need to connect logical functoid to it. If logical functoid returns true, then node will be created, if it
returns false, the node (and all its children) will not be created.

Thanks,
Tatyana
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>Could someone explain the difference in more detail than what the biztalk provides in the IDE? Here is my data values
>
><member1>
> <Lastname>Doe</Lastname>
> <Firstname>John</Firstname>
></member1>
> <member2>
> <Lastname></Lastname>
> <Firstname></Firstname>
></member2>
>
>I've created a map and I only want to return member1 and not the null values in member2 or I don't want the whole member2 node itself. I'm thinking it has something to

do with the min values but I'm not sure what I'm missinig. Thanks.
>



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gordon

2004-07-30, 8:46 pm

Tatyana,

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. I tried to use logical functoids before but didn't spend much time with it, until you told me it was the solution. Anyway I just use map my fields to "string" functoids and one "or" functiod to point to t
he member node. It doesn't generate a node when all fields are null. Thanks again.

"gordon" wrote:

> Could someone explain the difference in more detail than what the biztalk provides in the IDE? Here is my data values
>
> <member1>
> <Lastname>Doe</Lastname>
> <Firstname>John</Firstname>
> </member1>
> <member2>
> <Lastname></Lastname>
> <Firstname></Firstname>
> </member2>
>
> I've created a map and I only want to return member1 and not the null values in member2 or I don't want the whole member2 node itself. I'm thinking it has something to do with the min values but I'm not sure what I'm missinig. Thanks.

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