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It is looking for a ‘,’ in the first position of the file.
Do you have the [b:7728acde56]Child Order[/b:7728acde56] property set to prefix

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There a bug in my flat file schema but I can’t find it.
I receive order in a queue with just one line in each message seperated by a comma.

Example:

order0001,car,5

This is the queue message:

6F 72 64 65 72 30 30 30 38 order0008
32 2C 76 6F 6F 72 72 75 69 2,voorrui
74 2C 37 33 0A t,73.

While testing, I get following error:

There was a failure executing the receive pipeline: \”BizTalkEindwerk.ReceivePipelineMSMQ, BizTalkEindwerk, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=868284ea4d391221\” Source: \”Flat file disassembler\” Receive Port: \”ReceivePortMSMQ\” URI: \”FORMATNAME:DIRECT=OS:AWS00293\\PRIVATE$\\PRODUCTIE\” Reason: Unexpected data found while looking for:
‘,’
The current definition being parsed is Root. The stream offset where the error occured is 0. The line number where the error occured is 1. The column where the error occured is 0.

Any idea’s?

Greetings

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Problem solved

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[quote:fc2595d945=\”Anonymous\”]thanks everybody for the replies.
can u explain me what is debatching directly using the FFDASM.[/quote:fc2595d945]

It basically means you can get the Flat File Disassembler to split the incoming flat file into multiple XML messages (one per record), similar in concept to how the XML Disassembler can do (though they work very differently). This would save a step in your processing logic.

Stephen W Thomas has several examples and documents on this topic, here are a few relevant ones:

[url]http://geekswithblogs.net/sthomas/archive/2004/12/17/17965.aspx[/url]
[url]http://www.biztalkgurus.com/Samples/Flat-File-Disassembler-Pipeline.html[/url]
[url]http://www.biztalkgurus.com/Labs/Sequentail-Message-Convoy-Flat-File.html[/url]

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Here’s something I found…this was in the Event Viewer, and HAT blew up on me as well:

[code:1:bc03e84586]<param xmlns=”> was not expected.[/code:1:bc03e84586]

Again, from the actual output, there are no namespaces.

-Rich

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Hey Greg,

Yes, the output is the exact same and there are no namespaces. I can compile and send you the schemas and example output if you’d like.

Thanks again!
-Rich

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[quote:5a10ed4c3d=\”greg.forsythe\”]Tomas,
The only problem with this scenario is you will lose the document in folder B as it will be deleted by the file adapter on the B_RP receive port.

It would as simple to use the FFDASM to debatch the message on A_RP.[/quote:5a10ed4c3d]

Greg,

that’s true, but it seemed to me the poster was only interested in the final result anyway, but I might be wrong about that.

Doing the debatching directly using the FFDASM sounds like a good idea as well, if his format allows.

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http://objectsharp.com/blogs/matt/archive/2005/06/08/2114.aspx
http://blogs.msdn.com/johnwe/archive/2004/04/20/117147.aspx

Regards
NISHIL
http://biztalkblogs.com/nishil/default.aspx

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The problem has been solved already.
The way of invoking the web service is ok.
The another way of using oracle adapter may be better.

Thank you again for the help of greg.forsythe and NealWalters.

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Tomas,
The only problem with this scenario is you will lose the document in folder B as it will be deleted by the file adapter on the B_RP receive port.

It would as simple to use the FFDASM to debatch the message on A_RP.

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Is the message exactly the same as the one posted earlier.
Are there any namespaces involved.

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HI All

After Sucessfully install all the prerequistes of Biztalk Server 2004,

when i am going to configure Database in the Database Configuration window using Edit botton.when i am spacefying my Remote Sql Server Name in the dropdown list, it is giving error like.

\” Unable to connect to the database server \”MyServerName\”. \”

could you please suggest me. how to config biztalkserver by using Remoting SQL ServerDatabase..

Thanks in Advance…
Ahmed

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in the BizTalk Expolrer you will see send port and receive Ports.

if you are configuring receive port:

Transport type: SAP_AdapterXXXXXX

Address(URI): when you click on this you will see popup window

there you can see Client,GatewayPort,ProgramID,Password etc…you to fill all this properties, you will get this information from SAP admin..

Nar-

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Thank you Nar for helping me,

But can you tell me were can I find the \”GateWay Port:\” ? \”System Number\”?
and how can I change \”gust change current port GateWay Port:\”

In fact I am using the Microsoft Biztalk Adapter v2.0 for mySAP Business Suite SP1

Stefan

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Ok,

you can create New send port or Receive Port

Properties:

GateWay Port: 3301

System Number:01

or

just change current port GateWay Port: 3301

this should work.

Nar-

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