Hi all,
I want to add two links to the same target table, below is the existing structure in the schema.
<element integrity="neutral" label="LabelOne" name="companySignaturesLink"
revCardinality="single" revIntegrity="neutral" revLabel="SchemaOne"
target="cus:labelOne" type="link">
<join xpath-dst="@destinationOne" xpath-src="@internalDestOne"/>
</element>
<element integrity="neutral" label="LabelOne" name="companySignaturesLink"
revCardinality="single" revIntegrity="neutral" revLabel="SchemaOne"
target="cus:labelOne" type="link">
<join xpath-dst="@destinationTwo" xpath-src="@internalDestTwo"/>
</element>
Can we add the join in the same <element> tag?
Like the below structure:
<element integrity="neutral" label="LabelOne" name="companySignaturesLink"
revCardinality="single" revIntegrity="neutral" revLabel="SchemaOne"
target="cus:labelOne" type="link">
<join xpath-dst="@destinationOne" xpath-src="@internalDestOne"/>
<join xpath-dst="@destinationTwo" xpath-src="@internalDestTwo"/>
</element>
Can you please let me know which is the good practice?
Many thanks in advance,
Anoop
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Hi @anoopa24021992 ,
yes, you can use two joins in the element tag.
<element desc="State/Province" externalJoin="true" label="State" name="stateLink"
revLink="recipient" target="nms:state" type="link">
<join xpath-dst="@code" xpath-src="location/@stateCode"/>
<join xpath-dst="@countryCode" xpath-src="location/@countryCode"/>
</element>
Regards,
Milan
Hi @anoopa24021992 ,
yes, you can use two joins in the element tag.
<element desc="State/Province" externalJoin="true" label="State" name="stateLink"
revLink="recipient" target="nms:state" type="link">
<join xpath-dst="@code" xpath-src="location/@stateCode"/>
<join xpath-dst="@countryCode" xpath-src="location/@countryCode"/>
</element>
Regards,
Milan