ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Issue in parsing the date format using JSON parser What is your expectation? Re: Transformation for data Do something like the below steps. In the Mapper - Errors.split(‘.’) - but it will not split when you have only one error. You need to come up with some logic there. add a JSON splitter and split in on Errors use scalar parents checkbox or add the path you want to. The former should work for this. Re: REST Get snap error to get json data from url Raj: I haven’t even gone to set up snaplex What does this mean? Re: Community Update December 2017 There is no Chat feature but you can reach them via private message and add any number of members into that private conversation. It is not realtime but you do get notifications. Re: REST Get snap error to get json data from url It looks like a workday report. Click on Trust all Certificates. [ its not needed typically] Content-Type is not required. Can you just hardcode the URL and try and improvise on it later for an expression? Also check which snaplex you are running. Re: Calling a script in another server from snaplogic? Please get in touch with your TAM and they can guide you. Re: Error Pipeline Reuse Well - my pipelines any point of time had only one error. So, it is hard for me to say. IF you observed it, then that is the behavior. Re: Way to base 64 encode images Hope this helps Re: Error Pipeline Reuse Good question. In my experience of using it, the reuse is not being set. Individual errors run as separate error pipelines, which can be seen in the dashboard. Re: How to obtain difference btw 2 timestamp? Surendar: Date.parse($GTA_DATE_LAST_CHG.toString()).toLocaleDateTimeString({“format”:“dd/MM/YYYY HH:mm:ss”}) Date.parse is already parsing it to a date object. Is that not good for you? What is the need for toLocaleDateTimeString again? Am I missing something here?