ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Sftp fingerprint I’m thinking that it has to do with certain ip addresses needing to be whitelisted - and I am currently waiting to hear back that this has been done so that I can try again. Sftp fingerprint We have experienced this problem before, but, unfortunately, I don’t remember how we resolved it. I am trying to sftp a file and I am getting the following error: Error Fingerprint[0] = efp:java.io.GjmU0h9N How do I go about establishing an sftp so that I can create the fingerprint when I do not have direct access to the SnapLogic servers??? Re: Using union in Execute SQL snap Hi Rory, I’m using Oracle, but I could not get it to work because it is basically creating a single record in the second query. Chris Re: Using union in Execute SQL snap Hi Kory, Thanks, the union all worked. As for the design perspective, I am not sure I understand how to do that. Given the example I supplied, would I break that into 2 separate SQL Execute statements with the first being select ‘Last_Name’||chr(09)||‘First_name’ alias_name from sys.dual and the second being select rtrim(spriden_last_name) from spriden||chr(09)||select rtrim(spriden_first_name) from spriden and the just having the second one as input into the CSV Formatter and using the alias_name and clicking the show header box? If that is not what you meant, could you please further elaborate? Thanks, Chris Using union in Execute SQL snap I have an Execute SQL where I wan to add column names to my output file before adding the data. For example: select ‘Last_Name’||chr(09)||‘First_Name’ from sys.dual union select rtrim(spriden_last_name) from spriden||chr(09)||select rtrim(spriden_first_name) from spriden If I do this, I get an output of: Alastname Afirstname Blastname Bfirstname . . . Last_Name First_Name . . . Zlastname Zfirstname when in fact, what I want is Last_Name First_Name Alastname Afirstname Blastname Bfirstname . . . Zlastname Zfirstname Anyone have a clue as to how to get this??? Re: Writing files to on-premise servers com-snaplogic-snaps-binary-write_3-main9554 Re: Writing files to on-premise servers Yes, it is consistent. I’m not sure what the version is as I am relatively new to this and am not sure where I would look for this information. Writing files to on-premise servers I am trying to write a file that gets created in a pipeline to one of our on-premise servers (i.e. sftp://ourschool:22/directory/filename.txt) and am getting the following error message: Unable to create filesystem object for sftp://ourschool:22/directory/filename.txt, Reason: Failed to get SFTP session connected Has anyone had any luck with this. I am trying to login with Basic Auth (username and password). Re: Copy snap creating output that is multiplied by number of records Thank you Kory, that was VERY helpful. It is now working as expected. I am much obliged! -Chris Re: Copy snap creating output that is multiplied by number of records Interesting…when I pull it out of the pipeline and create a new pipeline, it works as it should: