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That didn’t really worked as well as I hoped. I forgot about the size limit.
Can you email me the schemasYou might like to check out this sample from Stephen Thomas:
[url]http://www.biztalkgurus.com/Samples/Limit-Running-Orchestration.html[/url]A correlation set is used to match an incoming message with a particular instance of an orchestration.
What is it about the *.txt file that will match to this particular orchestration instance.
When is the file created, The file receive adapter will read the file and publish to the message box, if your orchestration instance is not already waiting to receive this message you will get a routing failure.didn’t thought of that to fill in, so it stand on the default –> 1
now i see in my queue 1 message, with de header and all the records.
it must become several messages with one record.thx Thomas
hi,
this is my situation.
I put in a folder the file \”OrderSystem_Output.txt\”
in this file you have this:
[quote:d6e6a3954b]Order_ID,Productname,Count
tg123,window,456
edkelp,somethinelse,1234[/quote:d6e6a3954b]so this file is received and a receivepipeline is invoked in the port.
in de pipeline you see in disassemble that there is a flatfiledisassembler where the document schema = flatfile_body
and the header schema = flatfile_headerthese two schema’s have been created with the flatfile-schema-wizard. and the flatfile is logicaly the \”OrderSystem_Output.txt\”
what do we do next, we transform the bodyschema to a sendschema where the relations are set correct.
and then it sends to a sendport who sends it to the message queue.what i get in the message queue is everything what is in the OrderSystem_Output.txt file. but in 1 queue-file.
I’d like to have this in multiple queue-file’s (for the size of records, if there are 5 records, there must be 5 queue-file’s. if there are 6, then it would be 6 queue-files)
But this without the header.But i don’t get that…
where did i do something wrong?kind regards
Thomas Desmetfirst orchestration:
I have a receive port (request/response) that receives a purchase from a website using SOAP. The response is sent back to the website.
Then I call the second orchestration. In the second orchestration, I map the purchase to a order and sent (request/response) it to the ordersystem (webservice) using a WebportType.
The reponse from the webservice is mapped to a responseOrder but in the schema I use only a status field which can have \”ACK\” or \”NAK\”. The order details aren’t added to the response schema.
Then I leave the second orchestration and it moves on with the first one.
On the first orchestration, I have a receive port which receives .*txt files.
When I’m try to build, I get the following message:
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you must specify at least one already-initialized correlation set for a non-activation receive that is on a non-selfcorrelating port
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So I thaught I needed correlation. That’s the storygrtz
There is also this KB article, describing a similar problem
[url]http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=843543[/url]
In the first place, we installed sql express but I won’t work with biztalk. You cannot use sql express with biztalk.
grtz
I am not sure whether Biztalk 2006 support SQL Express.
I know Biztalk relies on the SQL Agent Job Scheduling Service which is not included in SQL Express.The recommended SQL 2005 editions are Standard and Enterprise, I guess the Developer edition will also work.
I have a little question. I have 2 orchestrations. The first one calls the second. In the 2nd orchestration, there is a solicit / response port.
After the second is called, the first one moves on to the next receive port.
But on this receive port, my orchestration stops and it is waiting for something.My question is, where do I have to make correlation sets? In the first orchestration or the second orchestration?
greetings
