Hi,

Thanks for the information.

I have a scenario where I've to read a flat file and write the contents back
to a flat file again. The source file looks like this:

Madhu, Fusion Technologies, Senior Consultant
Dinesh, Fusion Technologies, Consultant

The destination flat file should look like this:

Senior Consultant, Fusion Technologies, Madhu
Consultant, Fusion Technologies, Dinesh

To achieve the above thing, I created two schemas one for the inbound and
another one for the outbound file. Next, I created a map to map both the
inbound & outbound schemas. Then I created a receive location & a send port
with the schemas and map that I've created. But still it doesn't work. I get
the following error. Can you help me please..

There was a failure executing the receive pipeline:
"FlatFileArranger.FFArrangerReceivePipeline" Source: "Flat file
disassembler" Receive Location: "C:\Program Files\Microsoft BizTalk Server
 2004\SDK\Samples\Pipelines\AssemblerDisa
ssembler\FlatFileReceive\FFOutput\*.
xml"
Reason: Unexpected data found while looking for:
$Delimited$
The current definition being parsed is ContactInfo. The stream offset where
the error occured is 0.

Madhu Sudhanan R

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Did you created receive and send pipelines? (You need to create pipelines to
 receive or send flat-file documents).

Did you try to validate your message against the schema in Schema Editor? Do
 you see any errors?

Thanks,
Tatyana
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>Hi,
>
>Thanks for the information.
>
>I have a scenario where I've to read a flat file and write the contents bac
k
>to a flat file again. The source file looks like this:
>
>Madhu, Fusion Technologies, Senior Consultant
>Dinesh, Fusion Technologies, Consultant
>
>The destination flat file should look like this:
>
>Senior Consultant, Fusion Technologies, Madhu
>Consultant, Fusion Technologies, Dinesh
>
>To achieve the above thing, I created two schemas one for the inbound and
>another one for the outbound file. Next, I created a map to map both the
>inbound & outbound schemas. Then I created a receive location & a send port
>with the schemas and map that I've created. But still it doesn't work. I ge
t
>the following error. Can you help me please..
>
>There was a failure executing the receive pipeline:
>"FlatFileArranger.FFArrangerReceivePipeline" Source: "Flat file
>disassembler" Receive Location: "C:\Program Files\Microsoft BizTalk Server
> 2004\SDK\Samples\Pipelines\AssemblerDisa
ssembler\FlatFileReceive\FFOutput\*
.xml"
>Reason: Unexpected data found while looking for:
>$Delimited$
>The current definition being parsed is ContactInfo. The stream offset where
>the error occured is 0.
>
>Madhu Sudhanan R
>
>
>


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I've validated the schemas & the maps aswell. They are behaving fine. But
still nothing seems to work.

Madhu Sudhanan
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> Did you created receive and send pipelines? (You need to create pipelines
> to receive or send flat-file documents).
>
> Did you try to validate your message against the schema in Schema Editor?
> Do you see any errors?
>
> Thanks,
> Tatyana
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One thing to try is:

Check the "Child order" property for the ContactInfo record and make sure
that the delimiters in your instance are located correctly.

Example: if your delimiter is <CR><LF> (0x0D 0x0A) and the child order is
postfix then the delimiters should be located as follows:

Madhu, Fusion Technologies, Senior Consultant<CR><LF>
Dinesh, Fusion Technologies, Consultant<CR><LF>

If child odrer is prefix then:

<CR><LF>
Madhu, Fusion Technologies, Senior Consultant<CR><LF>
Dinesh, Fusion Technologies, Consultant

If child order is infix then

Madhu, Fusion Technologies, Senior Consultant<CR><LF>
Dinesh, Fusion Technologies, Consultant

If this does not help please post your schema.

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>From: "Madhu Sudhanan Ramanujam" <ramanum@fusiontech.com>
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>I've validated the schemas & the maps aswell. They are behaving fine. But
>still nothing seems to work.
>
>Madhu Sudhanan
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I'm done with the job. Thank you for your help. Now I have a different
scenario. I have to read data from two flat files and merge them into one
flat file. Any help on this would be better.
Thank you,

Madhu Sudhanan

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> One thing to try is:
>
> Check the "Child order" property for the ContactInfo record and make sure
> that the delimiters in your instance are located correctly.
>
> Example: if your delimiter is <CR><LF> (0x0D 0x0A) and the child order is
> postfix then the delimiters should be located as follows:
>
> Madhu, Fusion Technologies, Senior Consultant<CR><LF>
> Dinesh, Fusion Technologies, Consultant<CR><LF>
>
> If child odrer is prefix then:
>
> <CR><LF>
> Madhu, Fusion Technologies, Senior Consultant<CR><LF>
> Dinesh, Fusion Technologies, Consultant
>
> If child order is infix then
>
> Madhu, Fusion Technologies, Senior Consultant<CR><LF>
> Dinesh, Fusion Technologies, Consultant
>
> If this does not help please post your schema.
>
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> pipelines 
> Editor? 
> Server 
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You need to use orchestration to combine 2 messages into one.
From the orchestration you can create a map that takes 2 input messages and 
produces 1 output message (This can be done only from orchestraion).

Regards,
Tatyana

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>From: "Madhu Sudhanan Ramanujam" <ramanum@fusiontech.com>
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>I'm done with the job. Thank you for your help. Now I have a different
>scenario. I have to read data from two flat files and merge them into one
>flat file. Any help on this would be better.
>Thank you,
>
>Madhu Sudhanan
>
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