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01-12-2022 01:36 PM
I have a pipeline with a oracle insert snap and a error pipeline. Everything works. When something in the pipeline fails I am passing variables to the error pipeline and storing in a table. I want to pass the current JSON document that failed? What variable do I use to get the current JSON document that failed without having to concatenate all the values into a string myself? I want to pass the json document that failed to insert actually? I know its $.something but what?
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01-13-2022 06:53 AM
I had to do this JSON.stringify($original), but that worked. Using $original caused insertion problems into a varchar2 or clob because it wasnt the same datatype. But, your recommendation to put it in the mapper snap of the error pipeline worked out great because I only had to change the one error pipeline and not all 20 or so pipelines that call the error pipeline. Thanks
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01-12-2022 02:37 PM
You can find the data that failed under the original object.
ex: $original
Regards
Spiro Taleski
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01-13-2022 05:46 AM
I put $original as the expression populating a error pipeline parameter in the pipeline properties of the pipeline. When I run the pipeline the pipeline complains “Reason: Value referenced in the sub-expression ‘$original’ is null”. ?
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01-13-2022 06:08 AM
That will not work.
The main pipeline will propagate the error message(containing the error details along with original data) to the linked error pipeline.
In the error pipeline using Mapper Snap you can access all the fields from the error message.
Add Mapper Snap at error pipeline level and try to access the $original object.
If that will not work, please share the sample pipelines.
Regards,
Spiro Taleski
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01-13-2022 06:09 AM
I have a mapper in the erorr pipeline. Let me try that.
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