Hi, There:
I tried to map Doc1 to Doc2. Suppose looping functoid can make it. But I can
 not get right result.
Doc1
<Header>
<PO>
<POID></POID>
**<N101>ST</N101> **<N101>BT</N101> (repeating record)
<PO1>
<PO102></PO102>
<N1b>
<N1b01></N1b01>
<N1b02></N1b02>
</N1b>
</PO1>
</PO>
</Header>

Doc2
<Header>
<PO>
<POID></POID>
<N1>
*    <N101></N101>
</N1>
<PO1>
<PO102></PO102>
<N1b>
<N1b01></N1b01>
<N1b02></N1b02>
</N1b>
</PO1>
</PO>
</Header>

Doc1.PO ------- 'Looping' shape ------- Doc2.PO.N1
Doc1.PO.N101 -------------------------- Doc2.PO.N1.N101
Doc1.PO ------- 'Looping' shape ------- Doc2.PO.PO1
Doc1.PO.PO1.PO102 --------------------- Doc2.PO.PO1.PO102
Doc1.PO.PO1.N1b.N1b01 ----------------- Doc2.PO.PO1.N1b.N1b01
Above are Doc1 and Doc2 and how I mapped them, come with wrong result. Anyth
ing wrong with them? Looking forward to getting the answer about it. Thanks.

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You only need one looping functoid.  Connect <N101> to the looping functoid
and then link the looping functoid to <N1>.   Then do a direct link from
<N101> to <N101>.

Regards,
Tan Nguyen
Microsoft BizTalk Server

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Anything wrong with them? Looking forward to getting the answer about it.
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