Mapping two inputs to a single output - 7.3

Configure your map to combine two parallel loops into nested loops.

1. Drag and drop the input row1Record element to the output customer element to automatically map the id, name and city elements.
2. Click the output bill element and drop a SimpleLoop function in its Loop tab, then drop the input row2Record element on the Input Map Element argument.
3. Drop an Equal function on the Filter argument, then drop the input customerId element on the First Value argument, and the output customer/id on Second Value.

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4. Drag and drop the input billId on the output bill/id and the input price on the output price.
5. Save your map, then open the Job in the Integration perspective, go to the Run tab and run the Job.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<root>
   <customer>
      <id>111</id>
      <name>John</name>
      <city>New York</city>
      <bill>
         <id>asd-589</id>
         <price>123.58</price>
      </bill>
   </customer>
   <customer>
      <id>591</id>
      <name>Billy</name>
      <city>Los Angeles</city>
      <bill>
         <id>sry-84u</id>
         <price>352.89</price>
      </bill>
      <bill>
         <id>xoi-htr</id>
         <price>36.55</price>
      </bill>
   </customer>
   <customer>
      <id>891</id>
      <name>Bob</name>
      <city>Chicago</city>
      <bill>
         <id>111-gfs</id>
         <price>3.58</price>
      </bill>
      <bill>
         <id>8j9-t44</id>
         <price>99.95</price>
      </bill>
      <bill>
         <id>999-gre</id>
         <price>799.95</price>
      </bill>
   </customer>
</root>