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Issue configuring pagination in HTTP Client snap
Hello all,I'm using a HTTP snap to get a list of tasks in a given project, and by default the server returns maximum 100 items per call. To get the items above 100, the endpoint has a query parameter "skip" that offsets the number of items to skip to...
SQS Consumer snap is ready all message at pipeline startup
Hi,I have certain observations while running a pipeline with SQS snap as trigger.1. On startup, pipeline reads all available messages from sqs and hold them in buffer and process them as per concurrency2. There is no mechanism to control the speed at...
Resolved! split target csv file into more smaller CSV's
Hi Snaplogic experts, my pipeline is creating one big CSV file (50k rows) as the result. Collegues asked me, if it is possible to split this big CSV file into smaller ones (create csv files with thousand rows)My question is, how to make more csv fil...
How to parse a string in an object to Date
How can I parse a string in an object to Date?eg. Date.parse($vendorBill.tranDate, "dd-MM-YYYY") gives me NaNHow would I parse this correctly to return the date in the $vendorBill.string object please?
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Resolved! Http Client Snap vs REST Post snap
Hi SMEs,Good day, with the upcoming deprecating REST snaps currently migrating some of my ultra task to Http Client snap but Http Client snap needs to have at least 1 output view, while REST post snap can have 0 output viewQuestion: Is there a snap t...
Resolved! Parsing CSV file
Hello, Below is the requirement where I have to read and parse a CSV file and load each line based on the first column's name. The file will have thousands and thousands of lines.I have the sample csv file below and 1st line will be Header and will ...
