IBM BJ0NJML Integration Guide - Page 83
The langenabled Attribute, the defined delimiter, as in the following example
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Object Structure Element In outbound XML the value of a GL type field, including delimiters, appears in the VALUE child element within the field. The outbound XML also places the GL type field components, based on the database definition of the components, in the GLCOMP element. The glorder attribute in the GLCOMP element identifies the level of the component (GLORDER1 through GLORDER20). 6600-800-SAF 6600 800 SAF Inbound XML messages can contain GL account numbers in one of the following formats: T The external system can provide the individual components, as in the following example: 6400 2 10 In this case, the system validates the components and uses the segment delimiter defined in the GLCONFIGURE table to recreate the account number. T The external system can provide the entire account number, separated by the defined delimiter, as in the following example: 6400-2-10 In this case, the delimiter is used to identify each component, and the account number is validated accordingly. If the external system provides both an account number and its individual components, the system ignores the components. The langenabled Attribute For information about the langenabled attribute, see Chapter 20, "Multiple Language Support," on page 259. Integration XML and Schemas 69
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