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Resolved! Throw error to trigger error pipeline

Hello, I’m wondering if there is any way to trigger the error pipeline, without having to execute it with a Pipeline Execute snap. The idea is that I filter for Client or Server errors, which i’d like to handle differently based on the error code and...

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SQL Server - Execute Snap

A statement like this works fine in SQL Server. How can I get something like this to work in the SQL Server - Execute Snap? There has to be a syntax issue that I have. Any help is appreciated. DECLARE @sql AS varchar(max) = ‘This is a Test’ PRINT ...

sdoscher by • New Contributor III
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Parent/child pipeline execute

Objective: Create a parent/child pipeline, where the parent pipeline calls the child pipeline once for every group/list/document of parameters set up in parent to dynamically change the child’s parameters for each run. Example Concept: parent pipelin...

ryan by • New Contributor
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File rename

Hi, I have a requirement to rename a file by appending the timestamp to its name, after processing it. Apart from the usual File-Reader+File-Writer(to file with new name)+File-Delete(to delete old file), is there a simpler way? Best, Rajesh

Syntax in SQL Server Execute Snap

A statement like this works fine in SQL Server. How can I get something like this to work in the SQL Server - Execute Snap? There has to be a syntax issue that I have. Any help is appreciated. DECLARE @sql AS varchar(max) = ‘This is a Test’ PRINT @sq...

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