How to handle null or empty element
Hi, I need to use null and empty condition in router. curretnly i am using:- $ZSDATA.IDOC.EDL2.EDL4.BEL != “” but i feel i am not handling it correctly. Any inputs?
Hi, I need to use null and empty condition in router. curretnly i am using:- $ZSDATA.IDOC.EDL2.EDL4.BEL != “” but i feel i am not handling it correctly. Any inputs?
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