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- SpiroTaleskiValued Contributor
Yes, I understand your requirement. 🙂
SnapLogic is stateless and by nature is not storing any data from the external systems. You can utilize the mentioned snaps for storing the incoming data as files in SLDB(SnapLogic Database).
So, you don't need to create database/tables.
- JensDeveloperContributor II
Hi nickhumble
I think there are also other posts about this topic that can help you for now.
See reference: https://community.snaplogic.com/t5/designing-and-running-pipelines/pass-the-json-input-request-payload-to-rest-get/m-p/11698/highlight/trueLet me know if this helps
RegardsJens
- SpiroTaleskiValued Contributor
You can utilize either Record Replay or File Writer Snap for storing the incoming payload from the external systems.
- nickhumbleNew Contributor II
Thanks both, is there nothing out of the box that allows us to view the payload - from the logs or monitoring?
To give some context I'm simply trying to troubleshoot pipelines called via triggered tasks and would like to determine what values are being passed in to assist with this. I have many of these pipelines and want to avoid having to create database for these to all write to - i'm quite surprised this functionality isn't built-in.
Thanks
- nickhumbleNew Contributor II
Thank you SpiroTaleski JensDeveloper for confirming that i'm not missing any in-built functionality. I'll take a look at what you've suggested and see if i can implement something.