Andre van Zyl wrote this: "In my MQSI flow I receive one message containing a repeating structure. The structure of the data is known and can therefor be parsed by MRM, but the problem is that I do not know how many repetitions will be sent at a time in the same message. I am able to extract all the repeating segments, and parsing them.
My MRM message definition contains two compound elements. The first does not repeat, by the second repeats as many times as the number of segments sent in the message. In the Connection Tab I set the element to Mandatory and also set Repeat to yes. In the CWF tab I them set the number of repetitions. The problem with this is that if the number of repetitions is less than the number of segments in the messages, a part of the message is lost. If the number of repetitions setting is greater then the actual number of segments received, MQSI goes into error - basically complaining that it is expecting data for the empty segments for which no data was received. Does anyone have any ideas how I could possibly overcome this problem??? I did investigate using a different Repeat Count Type for the message - where I would use an integer element in my message and set it equal to the number of repetitions. No matter what I try, the Repeat Count Type field in the CWF tab stays greyed out and cannot be changed from "Count". Furthermore, the outgoing message contains no Integer elements - the structure of the outgoing message is very specific as it is in an SAP IDOC format and gets sent to SAP via R3Link software - if I change the message, the R3Link and SAP will reject the message as it is not in the expected format." I'm exactly in the same situation, Do you know how to solve this problem??? URGENT!!! Luis Garro Muñoz Soluciones y Servicios GBM de Costa Rica e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tel: (506)2843999 ext 6216 Cel: (506)8343647 Instructions for managing your mailing list subscription are provided in the Listserv General Users Guide available at http://www.lsoft.com Archive: http://vm.akh-wien.ac.at/MQSeries.archive
