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Hi Tim,


<snip>
I'm having some difficulty in getting my XML-INTO operation to work for me,
what's weird is, it works fine when it's receiving the proper data stream,
but when an error occurs, I have to receive those values into another
structure. The application doesn't die, it just doesn't drop anything into
the structure. I setup the path to end at FareQuoteSuperBB_9, and the
values should be dropping into the TransactionErrorCode structure (which is
all text), but nothing happens. If you could point out where I went
terribly wrong.
</snip>

Could you post some code for us to look at please? We will need -

1) Your DS definition(s)
2) Your xml-into line (I'm assuming you are also specifying %xml with a
path='your DS sub-structure'
3) The xml that works and the xml that doesn't


Funnily, we're having an "odd" moment with xml-into too. For us, if we have
an empty element - <zonedField></zonedField> which maps to a zoned numeric
data-structure sub-field then it actually bombs with a pointer error. I can
only assume the code that maps to the DS is looking for a pointer to a
numeric variable that was never created or is null (because the element was
empty). I wonder if there is a PTF we are missing.

Cheers

Larry Ducie



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