Thanks Surrendra for reply.
its showing me below error:
| query_string | “http.socket.timeout=0” |
|---|---|
| path | “/api/1/rest/slsched/prepare/GET/****/projects/*****/EBSDEV_Oracle_Proc/” |
| response_map | |
| error_id | null |
| error_list | |
| 0 | |
| query_string | “” |
| path | “/api/1/rest/pipeline/prepare/48d7a846-d2d7-47ff-b50e-ef8fad6a9ea8” |
| response_map | |
| error_list | |
| 0 | |
| message | “Pipeline has 2 unlinked output views” |
| http_status | “” |
| http_status_code | 400 |
| http_status | “” |
| http_status_code | 500 |
Note - changed few names just to avoid names.
Thanks.
Yes pipeline should have one un-linked output view,This is default behavior. You can try to use union snap and combine two output views and make it as single output view.if you need both output views from both the snaps.
If you don’t want output view from any one of the snap then simply close the output view of snap which you don’t want.
Actually cant close the output view of oracle stored procedure as its is default from Oracle snap. let me try union one.
error is gone after combining two snaps output by Union snap.
But it is still not taking input variables from outside and showing below message:
[
{
“to”: “virender_singh_rana@abc.com”,
“cc”: null,
“bcc”: null,
“from”: null,
“subject”: null,
“emailType”: “text/html”,
“body”: “Your Employee is $LAST_NAME, $FIRST_NAME”
}
]
I have given $FIRST_NAME and $LAST_NAME for input variables in mapper snap and it is passing those name as it is to further snaps.
Thanks.
It looks like you haven’t made the property an expression. Note that variables are not automatically substituted in strings. You can make the property an expression by pressing the ‘=’ toggle on the left of the property and then changing the value to something like this:
"Your Employee is " + $LAST_NAME + ", " + $FIRST_NAME
Are you passing these values into the triggered task using a POST operation or are you using a query string like was mentioned in another post? If you’re using a query string, the values will be passed in through Pipeline Parameters and you’ll need to reference them with an underscore instead of a dollar sign:
"Your Employee is " + _LAST_NAME + ", " + _FIRST_NAME
