EDI Mapping Part 5: Flattening Hierarchical EDI Data with Loop Nodes
See how you can quickly flatten your hierarchical EDI data to match any desired flat-file format. One of the most challenging processes in EDI mapping is transforming hierarchical EDI structures, such as the infamous EDI 856 or DESADV document, into flat files that fit the rows and columns format used by CSV, Excel, and database formats. In this video, we walk through how to use ArcESB's intuitive loop nodes and virtual nodes to handle the complexities of hierarchical data structures and more. You can always download a free trial of ArcESB at: https://www.arcesb.com/download/
See how you can quickly flatten your hierarchical EDI data to match any desired flat-file format. One of the most challenging processes in EDI mapping is transforming hierarchical EDI structures, such as the infamous EDI 856 or DESADV document, into flat files that fit the rows and columns format used by CSV, Excel, and database formats. In this video, we walk through how to use ArcESB's intuitive loop nodes and virtual nodes to handle the complexities of hierarchical data structures and more. You can always download a free trial of ArcESB at: https://www.arcesb.com/download/