Your first solution of using filter & then Map works perfect. Thank you.
I don't know how to use the text file you attached. Is that a Javascript file?
Anyways, I got my solution. I appreciate your help.
Awesome!
Since the community does not allow upload of files with extension .slp, you can download the txt file and rename it from .txt to .slp and import it as a pipeline in snaplogic designer or manager.
I think when you execute a query and you don’t have any results, you will get an empty object on the output, or just the original object if the Execute snap has an input.
In this case, you can check for a specific field that you know that exists in the result set.
Example: $.hasPath(‘timestamp’)
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