You can try something like this.
$Data.IDOC.A1.get('@VW') == "F" ? $Data.IDOC.A1['@VW'].get('NO', $Data.IDOC.B1['@VW'].NP) : null
If this won’t work then, you can send me sample data so I can have better understanding of the problem.
hi, it did not work.
below is the xml:-
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Data>
<IDOC BEGIN="1">
<K01 SEGMENT="1">
<CURCY>EUR</CURCY>
<RECIPNT_NO>4455566</RECIPNT_NO>
</K01>
<ED SEGMENT="1">
<QUALF>014</QUALF>
<ORGID>A</ORGID>
</ED>
<ED SEGMENT="1">
<QUALF>009</QUALF>
<ORGID>002</ORGID>
</ED>
<A1 SEGMENT="1">
<VW>ZB</VW>
<NP>WEE</NP>
<NO>55666</NO>
</A1>
<A1 SEGMENT="1">
<VW>GS</VW>
<NP>0000070252</NP>
<NO>334455</NO>
</A1>
<A1 SEGMENT="1">
<VW>LF</VW>
<NP>0000070252</NP>
<RAS>E</RAS>
<NO>23334455</NO>
</A1>
<A1 SEGMENT="1">
<VW>LS</VW>
<NP>0000070252</NP>
<NO>55666</NO>
</A1>
</IDOC>
</Data>
so in the above example, it should give 23334455 and if <NO> does not exists then 0000070252.
If you believe this is an error in the Snap, submit a ticket to SnapLogic Support at support@snaplogic.com.
Looks like the Filter is referencing data form your input. Can you confirm what you trying to reference does exist in all documents you are feeding to the LDAP Search snap?
