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Procedure documentation Defining Mapping Objects  Locate the document in its SAP Library structure

Use

You perform the following steps to define the operation mapping BookingOrderCancelation_Agency2Airline that has already been created.

Procedure

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       1.      Open the operation mapping BookingOrderCancelation_Agency2Airline.

       2.      Due to the top-down approach, the required interfaces have not yet been read. Therefore, choose Read Interfaces (This graphic is explained in the accompanying text).

       3.      Under Mapping Program, select the type Message Mapping (dropdown list box).

       4.      Enter BookingOrderCancelation_Agency2Airline in the Name column, and use the input help to enter your namespace in the Namespace column.

       5.      In the Description field enter Booking order cancelation (agency to airline).

       6.      Position the cursor on the edited line and choose New (This graphic is explained in the accompanying text) in the context menu. This calls the Edit Message Mapping editor. The Design tab page displays the structures of the two message types that are to be mapped to each other.

       7.      Select the element BookingID in both structures.

       8.      In the object editor toolbar, choose Map Selected Fields and Substructures if Names Are Identical (This graphic is explained in the accompanying text).

       9.      Save the message mapping.

Note

The Test tab page has a test function that enables you to assign values to the source structure and test it dynamically. To use the test function, choose Execute Mapping (This graphic is explained in the accompanying text). You can save a test case and reuse it at a later point in time. Note that any test data that you save is a part of the message mapping, that is, test cases are shipped together with productive mappings.

   10.      Close the message mapping.

   11.      Save and close the operation mapping.

 

 

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