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    • December 7, 2006 at 2:37 AM #16765
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        Hi,

        I am facing a serious concern. I accept Batch input files. Need to split them, Map them and send the XML Outputs. I am using a Receive Pipeline (Flat File Disassembler). My Input file is a mix of delimited and positional records.

        Everything works fine till one scenario. When I copy 2 or more invalid inputs in the receive location simultaneously. They get submitted and throw the required errors. But they dont get removed from the Receive Location (the advanced settings for removing files are kept default). As the files are not removed from the Receive Location Folder, after the default polling interval the files are again being submitted to BizTalk and errors are thrown periodically. Its a major concern. In between when I place Valid inputs (any number of them simultaneously) they are picked and removed. But everytime I place an invalid file, it gets submitted to BizTalk , but not removed from the folder.

        I am not sure of how to handle this, but its very important for me to handle this issue.

        Thanks in Advance.

      • December 9, 2006 at 2:07 PM #16806
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          Hi Anonymous,

          I got the same problem in other scenario, i guess the file adapter makes this problem for not removing the file on error,

          My solution was to check on the File Renaming under Advanced settings . That way (as i saw ) the file deleted .

           

          Good luck

          A&M IT  

          • December 10, 2006 at 8:09 PM #16822
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              Hi A&M,

               Thanks for the reply. I did try it out and its working fine. However I even tried and was successful when I set a property (Recoverable Interachange Processing) for the Receive pipeline. It also worked. The difference between that approach and the one you suggested is that in the former the valid records of the input batch file were getting processed and being passed to the output. But in the latter the entire file was blocked (irresp of valid and invalid records).

              Thanks

              AH  

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