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A data file contains the actual data which we use as source or target during the execution of a process flow. It can be the same file that is used in the process flow or another sample file of same format.
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A field file is a Comma Separated Values (CSV) file that contains the name of the fields and their definitions which are separated by comma. This option is helpful in case the number of fields in the source or target data file is very large. All the field names are picked up from this CSV file. If the data type is Date then, format of the date must be specified after the data type, separated by comma.
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Using XSD File
The XML Schema Definition (XSD) file describes the elements in an XML document. The XSD file that you will use to create a schema must be compliant to the Adeptia-Suite's format. To get an Adeptia-Suite compliant XSD file, you can edit any existing schema and download its XSD file. You can also edit the fields in that XSD file and use it to create the schema. For example, you have created a schema of 100 fields and you want to create another schema of only 90 fields by using the existing 100 field schema. You can download the XSD file of the existing schema, delete 10 additional field by editing the XSD file, and use that XSD file to create another schema of just 90 fields.
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In case the schema definition contain characters which do not fall in the default character set encoding then, before uploading the XSD file you should first define the character set encoding to be used at the schema creation level. For details, refer to the Setting Character Set Encoding While Designing Schema section. |
Entering Fields Sequentially
This is a manual way of creating a schema. If you select this option, you will then have to manually enter the field's name and their data type in the correct sequence.
When creating a schema (except XML schema), the schema automatically creates a Record Number attribute at the record level. It is available for each record. If you use a schema at the source level, then the schema will populate this attribute in the intermediate XML file at the record level. The Record Number attribute always starts at 1. If the schema detects an error, then it will generate this attribute in the Error File. For example, if an error is found at record number 5 in the source file, then the Error File will display Record Number 5.
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