The message is the carrier for all the information that is needed for the integration. On the message record mapping, you define for each target document record the mapped source document record.
Name | Responsible | Description |
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Set up record mapping |
Application Consultant |
On the message record mapping, define for each target document record the mapped source document record. |
Define record mapping sequence |
Application Consultant |
You can change the sequence of the record mappings to make sure the related data is exchanged in the right order. |
Set up mapping conditions |
Application Consultant |
Sometimes, you want to skip a record mapping when running a message. You can use conditions to indicate if the record mapping must be applied. The record mapping is only applied if the conditions are met. You can set up several conditions for each record mapping. Examples of values that you can use to define a condition:
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Set up mapping condition using an expression |
Application Consultant |
Sometimes, you want to skip a record mapping when running a message. You can use a condition that is defined as an expression to indicate if the record mapping must be applied. The record mapping is only applied if the expression condition is met. You define an expression with self-defined variables. Variables must be linked to fields from the source document or the target document. Example: Expression: Price>Amount Condition value: IF(Price>Amount, true, false) Variables:
The record mapping is only applied if the sales price is higher than the line amount. For more information on expressions, refer to: Expression. |
Define record mapping query settings |
Application Consultant |
When you run a message, a query is applied. For this query, you can define several specific settings:
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Name | Responsible | Description |
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Set up record mapping |
Application Consultant |
On the message record mapping, define for each target document record the mapped source document record. |
Define record mapping sequence |
Application Consultant |
You can change the sequence of the record mappings to make sure the related data is exchanged in the right order. |
Set up mapping conditions |
Application Consultant |
Sometimes, you want to skip a record mapping when running a message. You can use conditions to indicate if the record mapping must be applied. The record mapping is only applied if the conditions are met. You can set up several conditions for each record mapping. Examples of values that you can use to define a condition:
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Set up mapping condition using an expression |
Application Consultant |
Sometimes, you want to skip a record mapping when running a message. You can use a condition that is defined as an expression to indicate if the record mapping must be applied. The record mapping is only applied if the expression condition is met. You define an expression with self-defined variables. Variables must be linked to fields from the source document or the target document. Example: Expression: Price>Amount Condition value: IF(Price>Amount, true, false) Variables:
The record mapping is only applied if the sales price is higher than the line amount. For more information on expressions, refer to: Expression. |
Define record mapping query settings |
Application Consultant |
When you run a message, a query is applied. For this query, you can define several specific settings:
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