Any member of a data structure of type STRING, LONG, or FLOAT is mapped as an attribute of the same name and of type STRING.
Any object member in a data structure is converted to a child object of the same name but of type <boprefix><data structure name>.
The business object names and the attribute names can have up to 80 alphanumeric characters and underscores. Abide by this convention when naming the top-level data structure or the member name in the fdl. Otherwise, prepare a mapping table and specify the mapping table file using the -m command option.
The mapping table file should be in the following CSV format:
<name1 in FDL>,<mapped name1>
<name2 in FDL>,<mapped name2>
When you specify the -m option and the mapping file name and path (as needed), the
<name1 in FDL>
is replaced with
<mapped name1>
in the generated business object definition file.