Re: XML-INTO QUESTION

With XML-INTO you could simply unload the entire document into a DS that looks something like this:

dcl-ds OrderItem Qualified Dim(xx);
articleID ...;
clientOrderItemID ...;
referenceName ...;
originalClientOrderItemID ...;
dcl-ds Configuration;
quantity ...;
count_Feature ...; <=== Use this with countprefix=count_ option
dcl-ds Feature Dim(xx);
templateID ...;
selectedValue ...;
end-ds Feature;
end-ds Configuration;
end-ds OrderItem;

Once the data is unloaded then use %Lookup (or you may have to use bsearch - not sure how many nest levels %Lookup can handle) and use the index to get the selectedValue value.

However, if this really is the only information you want then XML-SAX would probably be a better choice as all you have to do is ignore all elements except Feature. Then once Feature is located watch for the advent of templateID and when its value is the required one you know to capture the value of the following selectedValue.

Other options would include using SQL's XML functionality and do a SELECT selectedValue where templateID = .... Sorry - don't know the rest of the syntax well enough to suggest what the full statement would look like but Birgitta or another SQL guru should be able to set you straight.



Jon Paris

www.partner400.com
www.SystemiDeveloper.com

On Jul 5, 2018, at 12:50 PM, <SCOURTNEY@xxxxxxxxxxx> <SCOURTNEY@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hello all,



I was wondering if somebody could point me in the right direction on this issue
:

The following XML code contains a block with multiple <Feature> entries.



<OrderItem> is multi-occurance and within each <OrderItem> there is a
<Configuration> block with multiple features.



I would like to access a single entry (the one with templateID = “EANCode”) and
extract the EAN-Code





<OrderItems>

<OrderItem articleID="70037" clientOrderItemID="16617115"
referenceName="" originalClientOrderItemID="152648">

<Configuration quantity="1">

<Feature templateID="FrameDbl"
selectedValue="16" />

<Feature templateID="FrameShapeLength"
selectedValue="53" />

<Feature templateID="FrameTempleLength"
selectedValue="135" />

<Feature templateID="FrameColour"
selectedValue="61" />

<Feature templateID="EanCode"
selectedValue="4251239603203" />

<Feature templateID="InternalArticleID"
selectedValue="70037 61" />

</Configuration>

</OrderItem>

<OrderItem articleID="70036" clientOrderItemID="17115"
referenceName="" originalClientOrderItemID="222222">

<Configuration quantity="1">

<Feature templateID="FrameDbl"
selectedValue="16" />

<Feature templateID="FrameShapeLength"
selectedValue="53" />

<Feature templateID="FrameTempleLength"
selectedValue="135" />

<Feature templateID="FrameColour"
selectedValue="61" />

<Feature templateID="EanCode"
selectedValue="1234567890123" />

<Feature templateID="InternalArticleID"
selectedValue="70036 61" />

</Configuration>

</OrderItem>

</OrderItems>



Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Kind regards / Bien à vous,



Sean





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