ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Pass the json input request payload to REST GET Hi, @arunnp The service url needs to start with “http(s)://” and then specify ble/incident. For example http://ble/incident For better reading of the URL, instead of concatenating the strings under Service URL, you can pass the input parameters under “Query parameters”. So depending how many query parameters will be used, you can add more by using +. See the example in the picture Regards, Angela. Re: How to Transform SQL Server Records to JSON usable format Hi , Here is one example how can you achieve the result as in your example in the question above. { “interface”: { “type”: “INVOICE”, “client”: “SQLServer” }, “data”: { “batch_table”: { “BATCH_ID”: 1 }, “transactions_table”: [{ “TRANSACTION_ID”: 1, “AMOUNT”: 5.90 }, { “TRANSACTION_ID”: 2, “AMOUNT”: 11.20 } ] } } Transform_SQL_JSON_Results.slp (5.0 KB) In the pipeline, I took the example data, and transformed it as csv, so I put it inside “CSV Generator” snap. Later, in order to form the array for “transactions_table”, with snap “Group By Fields”, the data is grouped by type, client and batch_id, so the result looks like this At the end, with the snap “JSON Generator” the output is formed as you expected to be, using apache velocity I hope this will resolve your problem. Regards, Angela.