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Pipeline Execute snap
This snap is one of the most powerful tools in the SnapLogic platform. This snap allows you to call another pipeline from the current one. This can allow you to modularize code for specific functions, making your pipelines sim...
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These expression files have been created as examples for integration professionals and/or convenience functions for citizen developers. The expression files can be included at the organization’...
@SL12345 - you need to remember that SnapLogic is a streaming platform, meaning that by placing the truncate where you did, it is performing the truncate for every record in the file before inserting each record, which doesn't make sense. You can mo...
@Andrei_Y - There is a new PipeLoop snap that can help solve this. I have not tested this solution, but you should be able to put the HTTP Client snap in a child pipeline and call the child repeatedly with the output of the previous execution as inp...
@tarena - Can you please provide some sample input data where this isn't working for you? And show the results you are seeing that you believe to be incorrect?
@jfpelletier - Best practices recommends against using the SLDB for data storage for the reasons I listed earlier. I suggest that you consider moving the data to another shared location, such as a network share, FTP server, S3, etc.
However, I under...
@jfpelletier - Then let me take a step back and say that it is not best practice to write data to the SLDB for a couple reasons. First, you can only store files up to 100MB each, which isn't very large. Second, anyone with Read access to your proje...
