arvindnsnContributor2 years agoSolvedDecode column name that has @ as a prefix Hello, I have source data in XML format and all the column entities have "@" as a prefix. I am trying the following expression using "hasPath" function in a mapper to determine if the output of the...Show Moresvatada2 years agoarvindnsn Try enclosing the fields within [ ].ex: $['@ID']$.hasOwnProperty('[\'@ID\']')
svatada2 years agoarvindnsn Try enclosing the fields within [ ].ex: $['@ID']$.hasOwnProperty('[\'@ID\']')
svatada2 years agoarvindnsn Try enclosing the fields within [ ].ex: $['@ID']$.hasOwnProperty('[\'@ID\']')
svatadaFormer Employee2 years agoarvindnsn Try enclosing the fields within [ ].ex: $['@ID']$.hasOwnProperty('[\'@ID\']')
arvindnsnContributor to svatada2 years agosvatada. Thanks for the solution. yes it works with the escape character mentioned in the expression.works for both $.hasOwnProperty('[\'@ID\']') and $.hasPath('[\'@ID\']').
arvindnsnContributor to svatada2 years agosvatada. Thanks for the solution. yes it works with the escape character mentioned in the expression.works for both $.hasOwnProperty('[\'@ID\']') and $.hasPath('[\'@ID\']').
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