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BizTalk Map - Suppress Element if Attribute is not required.

Scenario: The following question is taken from BizTalk.General NewsGroup (altered slightly for readability purpose) "I'm mapping an element in the source schema to an attribute in the destination schema. The element does not exist in the source schema, but when I run the map it creates the element in the destination

Filed under: BizTalk | On : 2007 Nov 20 | From: Saravana Kumar in Biztalk |

BizTalk - Strange Exception Messages and Corresponding Fixes.

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