Use Case : We have a Source CSV file containing rows for different BU values. Based on the BU column, we will create separate CSV files for each unique Business Unit values. For instance, for "N" unique BU values, we will segregate them into "N" of CSV files.
Example,
Source file:
CompanyName,CompanyID,BU,Location
abc,101,BU1,US
cde,105,BU2,IND
efg,501,BU3,PH
ghi,102,BU1,US
ijk,101,BU2,IND
Outputs:
We have 3 Unique BUs= BU1,BU2,BU3 so we should have 3 files segregation.
Output files:
BU1.csv
abc,101,BU1,US
ghi,102,BU1,US
BU2.csv
cde,105,BU2,IND
ijk,101,BU2,IND
BU3.csv
efg,501,BU3,PH
Highlevel steps:
- Create a scheduled orchestration and provide a name.
- Drag and drop the FTP adapter and use Read a file operation to poll the source file.
- Drag and drop the Stage file action just after the FTP adapter and configure a Write a file operation. Use for-each-group and group by element to fetch unique BU values in the map.
- Drag and drop the Stage file action and Read a file operation to read distinct BU file.
- Drop a for-each action and use the repeating element from the stage file read action.
- Drag and drop an FTP connection inside this loop to write the records of each BU independently.
Map codes:
<xsl:template match="/" xml:id="id_12">
<nstrgmpr:Write xml:id="id_12">
<ns23:BUs>
<xsl:for-each-group select="$readFile/nsmpr1:SyncReadFileResponse/ns18:FileReadResponse/ns18:Companies/ns18:Company" group-by="ns18:BU">
<ns23:BU>
<ns23:BUColumn>
<xsl:value-of select="ns18:BU"/>
</ns23:BUColumn>
</ns23:BU>
</xsl:for-each-group>
</ns23:BUs>
</nstrgmpr:Write>
</xsl:template>
1. File name generation: cutrentBU >> BU>> C1 to OutboundFTPHeaderType >> fileName
Concat($currentBU/nsmpr1:BU/nsmpr1:C1,".csv")
2. Repeat the company element and for 1st company , hardcode header values.
3. For ReadFile Response (FTP) , map each company elements to target comlany element with the following condition:
$readFile/nsmpr3:SyncReadFileResponse/ns25:FileReadResponse/ns23:Companies/ns23:Company[$currentBU/nsmpr1:BU/nsmpr1:C1=ns23:BU]
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