Thank you for the above proposed solution. I am new to Snaplogic, and wondering on the Binary to Document snap, how the output is in binary? The current Binary Document output view is in document type and I don't see option to change the output type. The pipeline you have showcase is having the output in Binary. Was it something like that before? and it got updated to have only document output view with the latest snap of Binary to Document? 🙂
Technically, the Binary to Document is self explanatory that says it converts from Binary to Document output stream. I am also facing the same issue of exceeding the bytes size when the binary dataset flows through the Binary to Document snap, I am able to compress before passing it down to "Binary to Document" snap, but how to decompress it if the output from it is in Document format?
x==null (do if x is null)
x!=null (do if x is NOT null)
BTW there are TWO types of null in snaplogic.
What I spoke of earlier is for the 2nd case I listed above
For case number 2, it would be
!(‘x’ in $)
(‘x’ in $)
So remember, in some cases a field will not be created for a field that does not have a value and, in those cases, you have to check if the field exists.
i need to check for entire input stream not for one particular variable in $, like if the $ is null or not
There should always be some all important piece of data, like a key. You can reasonably assume the whole record is null if IT is. What are you trying to do?
I also use the router snap and check if a field exists using the .hasOwnProperty() function
I got stuck using what they suggested, but there are a few options. Still the point is that some fields simply aren’t created.
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