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malanga1985
January 22, 2021
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targetData in a direct delivery template

  • January 22, 2021
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Hello.

I am facing a problem when creating a direct delivery template.
I want to add some columns to the extraction file and collect this values from the targetData.

Here is a part of the extraction file:

Output columns: (notice they have alias assigned:

targetData:

 

What I want to accomplish is that the targetData value goes to the output column without the need of assigned manually.

 

I was hoping that if I create a query and add some extra fields and assigned a alias per field, this fields will auto added to the output columns (from the extraction file) without the need to assigned manually.

 

Hope someone can help me out.

 

Thanks

 

 

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Best answer by Milan_Vucetic

Hi @malanga1985 

you have defined these columns with empty value inside. You cannot expect to be overwriten.

Instead, if you are sure these columns are always there just select them as other columns in output.

Regards,

Milan

 

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Milan_Vucetic
Milan_VuceticAccepted solution
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January 25, 2021

Hi @malanga1985 

you have defined these columns with empty value inside. You cannot expect to be overwriten.

Instead, if you are sure these columns are always there just select them as other columns in output.

Regards,

Milan

 

    Milan_Vucetic
    Milan_Vucetic
    Level 9
    January 26, 2021
    Hi @manuelcantilo, you can define [targetData/@test] in delivery but I think delivery will fail if this column is not provided. You should test it anyway. You can create two deliveries (one with this field and another without) with one test node in front of them. So in case column exist/does not exist to point to respective delivery in order to avoid delivery failure. Regards, Milan
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    malanga1985Author
    January 25, 2021

    Is there a way to put a default value if the column does not exists? or Do I need to create it like:

    IsEmptyString(NoNull([targetData/@test]),'',[targetData/@test] ) ?

    Thanks

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