Capturing Specific Segment Keywords From IDocs - Business Indexing Connector for use with SAP ArchiveLink - Foundation 23.1 - Foundation 23.1 - Ready - OnBase - Essential - Premier - Standard - external - Essential - Standard - Premier

Business Indexing Connector for use with SAP ArchiveLink
Platform
OnBase
Product
Business Indexing Connector for use with SAP ArchiveLink
Release
Foundation 23.1
License
Essential
Standard
Premier

In order to capture specific segment keywords from an IDoc, you must use a specific xpath syntax to pull the appropriate value(s). Values can be specified by the instance number of the value within the IDoc. Providing no instance number will pull all of the instances. If [0] is specified as the instance number, none of the instances are pulled. The following examples are provided:

Note: Please refer to the applicable SAP Notes (for example, SAP Note 114814) and relevant IDOC Type's ALE usage and implementation guidelines before continuing the integration of OnBase Business Indexing Connector with SAP. If the standard Types do not meet your needs, explore an extension mechanism to achieve the same goal.

Example

Description

FIDCCP02/IDOC/E1FIKPF/E1FISEG/BUZEI

No instance number is specified for E1F1SEG, so this syntax will add ALL keyword values found in the BUZEI tags of the IDOC

FIDCCP02/IDOC/E1FIKPF/E1FISEG[0]/BUZEI

[0] is specified at the end of E1F1SEG, so this syntax will add NO keyword values found in the BUZEI tags of the IDOC

FIDCCP02/IDOC/E1FIKPF/E1FISEG[1]/BUZEI

[1] is specified at the end of E1F1SEG, so this syntax will add the first instance of the keyword values found in the BUZEI tags of the IDOC

FIDCCP02/IDOC/E1FIKPF/E1FISEG[2]/BUZEI

[2] is specified at the end of E1F1SEG, so this syntax will add the second instance of the keyword values found in the BUZEI tags of the IDOC

FIDCCP02/IDOC/E1FIKPF/E1FISEG[3]/BUZEI

[3] is specified at the end of E1F1SEG, so this syntax will add the third instance of the keyword values found in the BUZEI tags of the IDOC

You can also capture keywords from a specific segment whose values are based on another element's values. This is accomplished by specifying the element that contains the variable value and the value to which it is equal in brackets, as in the following example:

//E1EDK14[QUALF="014"]/ORGID

Note:

Although it is not always strictly required to include quotation marks around the value to which the variable is equal, it is highly recommended to include the quotation marks at all times. Failure to do so may result in unexpected behavior.

In this example, a value is returned when the second segment is the QUALF element and equals 014 and it is followed by the ORGID element. The following is an example where this syntax would be useful:

In this example, 3000 would be pulled as a value for ORGID. All other values would not be pulled.