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Hi,
I have a requirement to add header and trailer records to a text file before writing to a server.
Can any one guide me how to achieve this functionality.
Thanks,
My goal is to execute a SQL query, return data, and format it so that it is accepted by a custom app we run here. So far, I have extracted the necessary data and formatted it using a mapper. The mapper output contains three columns that I need to m...
I’m building a custom SOAP Execute snap to replace Netsuite snaps to work around a limitation with custom fields in Netsuite snaps that require fields entered to not be null.
I’ve modeled my SOAP envelope after the request that gets logged when I cal...
I have an outside source that needs to post to my pipeline and I am wondering if there is a way to remove authentication.
Is there a way to disable authentication for outside sources posting to my pipeline? I have removed the bearer token from my tas...
Hi Team,
I’m trying to invoke a Soap webservice and unable to input the request parameters to the Soap response snap. Unable to view the soap response until we write the response to a file.
Thanks,
Sravanthi
Hi All,
When we are executing the main pipeline, we are getting an error and the same error we are storing in Error handling pipeline file writer.
We need to send an Email notification with that error file as an attachment.
Thanks,
kullayappa
Hello,
I’m fairly new to Snaplogic. Can someone please guide me on how to validate child pipeline from parent pipeline? When I run the parent pipeline it turns all green but I do not see the updates in the SQL table. When I validate it so I can previ...
Hi All,
I am trying to add dependency between the pipelines using pipeline execute snap and adding a join to wait for parallel pipelines to finish then starting the next.
issue: problem with this solution being that the pipeline after the join keeps...
