Answer / Sadiq Ameen

In SAP Process Orchestration, mappings are defined using the Mapping Workbench. To create a mapping, follow these steps: (1) Define the input and output message structures. (2) Drag and drop the required input fields onto the target structure to create the mapping relationship. (3) Configure transformation rules as needed, including data type conversions, conditional logic, and aggregations. (4) Test the mapping to ensure correct results are produced.

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