I think @tlikarish suggestion is a good one. Another option would be is to use the map method that is available within an array object. If you want to conditionally update elements in the array you can use the if condition within the update expression of the map method.
I have tried mapping already with the following.
jsonPath($, “$studySiteChecklist.checklist[*].lastUpdateDate”).map(x => x.substr(0,10)).toString()
But I got the follwing which is not correct.
Thank you for the suggestion
Bill
[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.
