Advent of Code via SnapLogic IIP
I’ve been a pretty big fan of Advent of Code since I found out about it in 2019 and when I started with SnapLogic in 2021, I figured it could be pretty cool to try to use the SnapLogic IIP to solve a...
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Brian, if you copy/pasted from your environment to this post, the issue is likely the letter casing on your sort path.
Notice the casing Oncontact vs. OnContact.
For some reason, Sort doesn’t throw an exception for invalid sort paths
Thanks! Second set of eyes always helps! I’ll try that!
@Supratim Thanks for the quick response! I actually had tried using a separate pipeline, and was able to pass the parm as you suggest, however my xml output would be one row, rather than the aggregated rows. So, a. I was doing this before the map to xml. I could try it after that.
Or better yet, b. Is there a way to have sub pipeline produce the aggregated rows, just like the parent does?What I mean is, Parent produces xml:
<#root>
<#row1>
<#row2>
<#row3>
<#/root
…
Child (sub) currently produces
file1…
<#root>
<#row>
<#/root>
file 2…
<#root>
<#row>
<#/root>
file 3…
<#root>
<#row>
<#/root>Actually you pass each row from pipeline execution snap, Move mapper to child pipeline , it should work.
Unless the upstream snap of mapper produce multiple output of row.
