Hi,
I have an XML schema of the following  order:

<element>
<RepeatingRecords>
<RecType01>
<RecType></RecType>
<RecSubType>A</RecSubType>
<CustomerNumber>102057018</CustomerNumber>
<BillAccountNumber>128770187</BillAccountNumber>
<ReferralGroupNumber>2</ReferralGroupNumber>
<CustomerType>R</CustomerType>
</RecType01>
</RepeatingRecords>
</element>
The XML schema is for a flat file and if the records are not there in the
input file for the schema then the node <RecType01> will not even occur.If
that node doestnt occur then i have to pass "0" to an element in the
Destination schema. please help me in this issue with your valuable inputs.

thanks,
Ram.

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Have you looked at the logical existence functoid ?

Scott Colestock
www.traceofthought.net


"Ramprasad" <Ramprasad@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I have an XML schema of the following  order:
>
> <element>
>           <RepeatingRecords>
>               <RecType01>
>                    <RecType></RecType>
>    <RecSubType>A</RecSubType>
>   <CustomerNumber>102057018</CustomerNumber>
>   <BillAccountNumber>128770187</BillAccountNumber>
>   <ReferralGroupNumber>2</ReferralGroupNumber>
>   <CustomerType>R</CustomerType>
>               </RecType01>
>        </RepeatingRecords>
> </element>
> The XML schema is for a flat file and if the records are not there in the
> input file for the schema then the node <RecType01> will not even occur.If
> that node doestnt occur then i have to pass "0" to an element in the
> Destination schema. please help me in this issue with your valuable
> inputs.
>
> thanks,
> Ram.
>

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