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    • March 7, 2007 at 5:01 PM #17897
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        Hi!

        I have currently one orchestration which sends an order to
        a remote system and receives an acknowledgement. I use correlation set
        to define which instance of this orch should get the ack. However, I
        have to create more (2-5 to be precise) orchestrations to send
        different order types.

        Does anyone know if I have to create correlation property and correlation set/types for each orchestration?

        Thank you in advance,

        Bibi Watson 

      • March 9, 2007 at 2:19 AM #17915
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          Bibi,

          Correlation Types can be shared within your BizTalk project, but each orchestration needs its own Correlation Sets since they are bound to the shapes of the particular orchestration.

          Hope this helps.

          • March 11, 2007 at 12:37 PM #17932
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              Lex,

              Kindly thank you for getting back to me.

               

              Can
              I just make sure I read you right? You mean that I can create only one
              schema for the property I correlate my orders on. Afterwards, I should
              create one correlation set per orchestration. This approach will work
              even though I have the same prefix n0: when I promote necessary fields?
              Right?

               Sincerely yours,

              Bibi Watson 

              • March 12, 2007 at 12:30 PM #17943
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                  Bibi,

                  That is correct. You need only one property schema in your BizTalk project.
                  Having the same prefix in your schemas is no problem.

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