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XMLPort, order of execution

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Hi, I'm using am XMLPort for create a three level info in DB (header, lines and details of lines).

I built XML using nested level, but when NAV import it, the execution order of records seems to be incorrect.

NAV fires trigger "Before insert" of header (root level), then for details (last level) and then for lines (middle level).

So for me is impossible keep together details for each line because I haven't glue fields between it.

How can I force NAV to process header, then a line, then all line details, and so on?

Many thanks.

Giorgio

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    keoma Profile Picture
    keoma 32,729 on at

    you could move middle and last level together and process the import by code.

    or you develope your own solution using xml.dom.

  • Community Member Profile Picture
    Community Member on at

    Hi Jonathan, what do you mean with "move middle and last level together" and "process the import by code"?

    I have a nested XML and I'm processing it with XML triggers.

    Where I making a mistake?

    Ok for import it with xml dom, but xml port are more simple to manage and modify.

    B/R

  • Rashed Profile Picture
    Rashed 3,765 on at

    change the property of the table to temp.  then at the you can do whatever you want with the temp records and then inert into actual table.   if you need to link the temp records, you can add code on validate of one of the child elements to assign PK fields from parent node

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    Many thanks to both, after some blood I found the solution: simply filter each integer table (used as source for each group) by number = 1 and connect lines with header by number = number; the same done with details/lines couple.

    This is enaugh to assure right process execution: the father, each descendant on next level, each descendant on next level and so on...

    B/R

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