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Hi @patan,
You can use the following statement:
"Input Value "+parseFloat($NTGEW).toFixed(1)
Attached herewith you can find the updated pipeline. floatIssue_2020_10_08_new.slp (4.8 KB)
/Lazo
Thank you @lazo.ilijoski
I worked with it but, the problem is that if I have the below two values,
42.000
42.568
I want the below output
42
42.568
If I use the parseFloat($NTGEW).toFixed(1) then it will give me the below output
42.0
42.6
- christwr7 years agoContributor III
Seems to be an error from the end point that you’re posting to. They’re saying that their service is too busy to handle your request. Sounds like an Amazon API gateway, so probably exceeding the limits that have been configured.
- Kullay7 years agoNew Contributor III
Hi christwr,
Thank you for reply, Yes its correct it is a Limitation of the Instances.
Regards
kullayappa
- cstewart7 years agoFormer Employee
The REST POST Snap doesn’t have an interval, this was implemented for the REST Get pagination requests, not all requests. If you need to slow down the requests, you could use a script snap just before the REST POST to ensure there is an appropriate delay between documents, thereby avoiding the rate throttling of the Amazon service.