Executing a Snaplogic Triggered Task via REST, From a SnapLogic Pipeline

You could specify the complete or relative path of the other pipeline in the Pipeline property of the Pipeline Execute snap. For example, if I was in “KoryK/examples/test1” pipeline and wanted to execute “KoryK/support/example4” pipeline, I would simply put “…/support/example4” in the Pipeline property.

Note that the calling pipeline would not complete until the child pipeline completes, even if it doesn’t use the child execution response.

It is preferred to execute a child pipeline using the Pipeline Execute snap, but there are use cases where calling via REST Get will work, especially “fire-and-forget” scenarios, as you are describing. Passing pipeline parameters via the REST Get can be done through the Query Parameters setting in the snap.