ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: CURL call for a triggered task dying after 15 minutes SOLVED: It was our load balancer having an idle timeout of only 5 minutes that caused the 504. We extended it and did not receive a 504 when trying the On-premises Secure URL. Re: CURL call for a triggered task dying after 15 minutes @dmiller, do you think the Timeout doc https://docs-snaplogic.atlassian.net/wiki/x/4-MV should specify this 15 minute limit is only on Cloud URLs? Re: CURL call for a triggered task dying after 15 minutes I’m able to get executions longer that 15 min to run with the On-prem URL but I end up getting 504 Gateway Time-outs not even 5 or 10 minutes into execution when triggering the task with either the Execute button in Manager or with a curl. The pipeline finishes successfully. Do you have any insight into that, @rsramkoski? Re: CURL call for a triggered task dying after 15 minutes THANK YOU SO MUCH, @rsramkoski! Re: CURL call for a triggered task dying after 15 minutes Is this 15 minute limit on the On-premises Secure URL also? We use pipelines to deploy pipelines (something we built before project migration was a feature and its worked well) but now its taking more than 15 minutes so we are unable to push changes. Re: Compare current to previous document in stream I’m assuming the documents have the same structure but not the same values. I just want to see the differences in the values between two consecutive documents in a single stream. Compare current to previous document in stream If I want to compare two consecutive documents in an ordered stream (compare the current to the previous or next), is the best way to do that with array indexing functions in mappers/conditionals? Re: Dynamic DB Account Use Cases Make sure you name the pipeline parameters without the leading underscore but when you refer to them in the child pipeline or account settings use the leading underscore. Make sure you can do this without the parent/child to eliminate any issues passing from parent to child. Just try it with one pipeline containing the snap set to the dynamic account. Re: Dynamic DB Account Use Cases I just have the MySQL snap set to your-account-name dynamic MySQL account and the pipeline that has the MySQL snap has the pipeline parameters YourHostName and YourDBName. I also do pass these parameters from a parent pipeline to a child pipeline where the child contains the MySQL snap with the dynamic SQL account. Re: Dynamic DB Account Use Cases I’m sorry, I don’t create the dynamic account programmatically. But here is an example of how I set it up with the dynamic Hostname and Database name: