Hi @j.angelevski, Yes same value
Since they are separate objects, you have to find a way to combine them into one.
Instead of Union, you can use Join with the following configuration:
This will merge both objects into one, then you can easily check if countbefore is equal to countafter with the Filter: $['$countbefore'] == $['$countafter']
Or, you can use an inner Join instead of the combination with Join + Filter:
If their values are the same, there will be an output.
[quote=“mohamadelmardini, post:1, topic:391”]
/GameStop/projects/TargetProject
would mean you are trying to create a project inside a project. If you just used /GameStop/projects, is a project created?
Have you verified that you have permission to create projects in that org? Also, double check to make sure you have the correct t options set.
To your first question, I am not creating a project within a project because in that path: /GameStop/projects/TargetProject, projects is a project space and already exist. I am trying to create TargetProject inside the already exiting projects space. I have all rights and permissions to create and delete projects in that dev org.
Hi Mohamad,
I am facing same issue when I try to automate project creation. What was the solution provided by SnapLogic team? Do I need to submit a ticket?
Attached is a sample pipeline that should be helpful for creating “Projects” using the SnapLogic Metadata snaps.
SnapLogic Read: Read from an existing project path
SnapLogic Create: Specify the target project to be created. Example: org/project_space_name/project_name
@sriram In my case I am trying to create new project on provided org. I am just using SnapLogic create snap not read snap.
