ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Snap After Union Executing Before All Inputs Are Received Great, thanks for the additional information. Re: Snap After Union Executing Before All Inputs Are Received Great, thank you for the help! Snap After Union Executing Before All Inputs Are Received I have the following flow, and I’m noticing that Exe Contract Amendment is getting executed before the all inputs from Union Original are received. Is that expected? If so, how do I get the Exe Contract Amendment snap to wait for the union? SolvedRe: Deleting a Value in Workday Unfortunately, this did not work using the Workday Write snap. I think part of the issue is that I’m trying to delete a date, and I think the descriptor field only applies to objects. Deleting a Value in Workday I have been trying to delete a field on an object in Workday and haven’t found a way. If I’m just writing a SOAP request, I can pass in an empty tag like “< emptytag/>” to delete a value. With SnapLogic, I’m not sure how to achieve that. I have tried setting the value to null, setting it to an empty string, and not passing it in at all. No luck. Any ideas? Re: How to filter instances using mapping root Thanks for the help! Re: How to filter instances using mapping root Thanks for the suggestion. I can do that, but I want the rest of the objects that are filtered out to be included in the end result untouched. I was hoping that I could just filter the ones I need to change in the mapping root with one snap instead of multiple. How to filter instances using mapping root I want to set my mapping root on an array of objects, but I only want to pull back a subset of the objects based on one of the object properties. Is there any way to do this in the mapping root? Re: Most Efficient Way to Copy Values From Parent Object to Multi-Instance Child Object Sounds good, thanks for your help! Re: Most Efficient Way to Copy Values From Parent Object to Multi-Instance Child Object Yes, this works. I just wanted to see if there was a standard snap that would be more straight-forward and to make sure there aren’t any performance concerns with using map and extend.