Than I go back to my original statement. This expression will do the job:
Date.parse($Last_Updated) > Date.now().minusHours(48)
Sure @bojanvelevski, I will test it out and keep you posted.
For now, I’m not seeing any data in my filter snap, may be there is no record that suffice the condition but I will manually change the data from the source system and test if this works.
As always, appreciate your help on this one too.
Thank you @del . This solution resolved my issue.
So let me put it differently now. Aside from my specific example and assuming that I have just to parse from XML to JSON and write it as-is without using any mapping/transformation to a JSON file to an external system but with the array format always enforced even with one element, Is there a way to do it in the XML parser by let us say for example checking the validate against XSD schema? Or do I have to use a mapper always to clean it and enforce the array on it?
The reason I am asking again because the XML I gave was just a simple example but in my real scenario the XML payload I am working in has more than a 100 elements and multiple nested array structure. so that means I have to use a mapper for each expected array in order to check it and use the [].concat[element] on it ?!
Hi,
Am also looking for solution for similar kind of issue with multiple elements having array structure, Did you find any solution in xml parser or added multiple mappers?
TIA,
Shruthi
@nshruthi
No I didn’t. Unfortunately SnapLogic doesn’t have an out-of-box solution in the XML parser to handle XML array transformation gracefully. I have an enhancement request opened with support but I haven’t heard any resolution on it yet and still waiting…
