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shr_amar
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Hello -
I want to parse XML file into cobol file for that we have to load complete XML file into working storage then only parser can work .
My problem is that i am not sure how much data will come on xml file but the volume will be high .
Please help me here .
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enrico-sorichetti
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did You try to search ( google for example ) for
maximum xml document size for cobol parser
the application designer should know about the size of data,
object sizing and volume estimate are two of the basic concepts
for a good application design
high volume is kind of relative  |
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Aaru
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shr,
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My problem is that i am not sure how much data will come on xml file but the volume will be high .
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what is the layout of the cobol file? Are you using any copybook for the same? |
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shr_amar
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yes aaru ,
we want to map XML data into cobol copybook layout whose RL is 116 . |
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Aaru
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shr,
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My problem is that i am not sure how much data will come on xml file but the volume will be high .
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You don't have to worry about the data that you get in the XML file. All you have to do is to check for the tags received and move the corresponding data to the cobol copybook fields.
If you are not convinced, post your queries. |
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