eBiss 3 en:transformation:mappings:funktionen:gruppierung

BuildHierarchy

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BuildHierarchy The BuildHierarchy() function builds a tree structure over a list of nodes of identical type that are hierarchically related. The relevant nodes (1st parameter) must have a key field (2nd parameter) that is referenced by another field within the child node (3rd parameter). The function returns a tree with the following structure:

GroupBy

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GroupBy The GroupBy() function not only selects a value from duplicate values, but also returns a node set with additional parameters and child nodes that can be queried in the mapping. Syntax: GroupBy('Node', 'Attribut') GroupBy('Node/SubNode', 'Attribut')

GroupByEx

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GroupByEx The GroupByEx function not only selects only one value from duplicate values, but is also able to process up to 6 grouping criteria Key1, Key2, ..., Key6. The grouping criteria themselves can also include other functions. \ As a result, a list with the different results of the grouping criteria is returned as a NodeSet, which can be further processed by XPath in the further mapping process..

GroupByExSorted

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GroupByExSorted The mapping function GroupByExSorted() sorts the grouped result by (Key's). There are up to 6 key fields possible. Syntax: GroupByExSorted('Node', 'Key1', 'Key2', 'Key3', ..., 'Key6') GroupByExSorted('Node', 'Attribut1', 'Attribut2', 'Attribut3')

SelectDistinct

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SelectDistinct The SelectDistinct function allows you to return only one value from duplicate values. The same values must be in the same document. Otherwise, use SelectDistinctValues. Note: Attributes to be filtered are without @, see example! Syntax: SelectDistinct('Node/SubNode', 'Attribut', 'SortAttribute')

SelectDistinctValues

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SelectDistinctValues The SelectDistinctValues function offers the possibility to return only one value from duplicate values. Syntax: SelectDistinctValues('X-Path to value') Sample: SelectDistinctValues('//SG_9/LIN/DG_C212/@DE_7140') SelectDistinctValues('//SG_9/LIN/DG_C212/@DE_7140')/Positions/@Value

SetHash/GetHash

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SetHash/GetHash The SetHash function creates a hashmap of a set of selected elements. The key is the element specified in the second parameter. \ The GetHash function then returns the corresponding element from the above selection for a given hashmap + key.

SetHashList/GetHash

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SetHashList/GetHash The SetHashList-Funktion works same as function SetHash, but with duplicated key values Syntax: SetHashList('selection', 'Key', 'Name of the hashmap') GetHash('Name of the hashmap', 'Key') Beispiel: Following examples are for use in a iDoc mappig inside the loop over E1BPPAREX.

Slice

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Slice To divide lists into a maximum number of grouped lists. Syntax: Slice(, ) selection = The X-Path rule set to be grouped sliceSize = Number of elements per group selector = Optional parameter to additionally divide the groups according to this value

Grouping Functions

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Grouping Functions All functions related to grouping and group display. Themen gruppierung index