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Hi Manzoor ,
Do you mind sharing more details about this? What is the source system, what is the target system? Any data samples? What do you mean by "n" columns, not sure if you are referring to the keys in the input data or if the source system is a database, then you are referring to the table columns presumably?
ivicakoteski has already proposed a solution that will count the keys in the input document, let us know if that's what you are looking for.
- NeverTooOldToLe8 years agoNew Contributor III
Hi,
My experience has been that if you use an error branch in your pipeline, and write it to a text file, you see exactly the JSON sent to Reltio. Are you not seeing that?
- stephenknilans8 years agoContributor
I want to see it WITHOUT it sending the info.
- NeverTooOldToLe8 years agoNew Contributor III
As close as I can think is looking at the output of the mapper. once you have validated your pipeline, you see the data pretty well. This is before execution.
My troubleshooting routine includes using a head snap to limit the amount of data processed. You can make this one row. That way if the pipeline doens’t do what you want, it’s very easy to correct in your reltio environment.
HTH