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Finding associated multivalues from ofsml response

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10 years 6 months ago #15936 by calvin
Hi,

I have a requirement to parse the OFSML response of a transaction. I specifically need to find the associated fields and values from the response.

For eg;
Multivalued fields in OFS response - FIELD:1:1= value, FIELD:2:1=value
When the fields are associated - FIELD:1:1=value, FIELD:2:1=value,FIELDA:1:1=value, FIELDA:2:1 = value.
It doesn't give me an indication whether this is a group of associated fields or single (multivalued) fields. Is there a way to figure this out without referring the SS?

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10 years 6 months ago #15937 by jpb
The only way I know is to rely on the field definition.
Easiest way is to use CALL EB.EXECUTE.APPLICATION(MyApplication)
After the call you have F, N and T arrays populated an can loop thru F array for XX< and XX>.
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10 years 6 months ago #15938 by calvin
Thanks Jpb! I am actually outside the T24 server and I am relying on an OFSML response to display information. So what I understand is that we will have to have a routine within T24 to somehow update the OFS with the appropriate field structure and subsequently do the parsing in my application using this local logic.

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10 years 6 months ago #15939 by jpb
Nice idea, but the "somehow update" will be a hard one i suppose.

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10 years 6 months ago #15945 by MasterL
If it\'s not too much of a performance drag, you could also query the SS (via OFSML) and do the matching on the external app.

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