Managing XML documents/data in pipelines
Hi, How have others handled the fact that XML data flows may or may not include the same or a fixed set of elements in them. So you have no idea what will need processing from delivery to the next?
Hi, How have others handled the fact that XML data flows may or may not include the same or a fixed set of elements in them. So you have no idea what will need processing from delivery to the next?
I am currently using the Pipeline Execute snap to execute a child pipeline inside of my parent pipeline. The Pipeline Execute snap allows you to dynamically determine which pipeline to execute. Since the pipeline to execute is dynamic, so are the nam...
Is there a SnapLogic expression function equivalent to the SQL function MONTHS_BETWEEN? I considered using getTime then dividing the difference by 2.628e+9, but it’s not exactly the same.
I am working on connecting to a SQLMX database using the JDBC connection. The connection is successful when I add the details in the JDBC account, but when I try to execute queries from the pipeline it throws error. I could run the same query using S...
Hi Guys, Do you hit the same problem as described in the subject? It worked before, but now I kept getting this error message, “Snap is not compatible with this pipeline” thanks.
Hello Forum, I have a input document like this: [ { "count" : 10 } ] and I need to invoke child pipeline using Pipeline Execute snap 10 times. If count is 5, I need to execute child pipeline 5 times. How can I achieve this? Thanks in Advance!
I do have the data coming from the source like this and I need to Crete the XML file as the output. Output should looks like this. Is there any way I can achieve this? Desired output
When writing expression it would be useful to know, in some cases, whether or not the context is in validation mode or not. A specific example is when paging in a REST Get Snap: when in validation mode you will get errors about “slot allocation” when...
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