Using queryDef am fetching a no sql field (an XML say 'ctx') field. Is there is any way to store the results in the array and then use the enrichment so that I can add these variables to the final data?
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Hi saishag86196293 ,saishag86196293
You can store the query results in an array using for each loop in the query result and store it in vars to use it further in upcoming activities.
Below is the code text:
var query = xtk.queryDef.create(
<queryDef schema="xyz:transient" operation="select">
<select>
<node expr="@id"/>
<node expr="@campId"/>
<node expr="@recCount"/>
</select>
</queryDef>)
var res = query.ExecuteQuery()
//Creating array to store all Id's
id = []
for each (var t in res.transient){
id.push(t.@id)
}
logInfo('id array' + id);
//Store id array in vars to use it in next activities
vars.idArray = id;
logInfo('vars.idArray ' + vars.idArray);
Thanks,
Nainy Jain
Hi saishag86196293 ,saishag86196293
You can store the query results in an array using for each loop in the query result and store it in vars to use it further in upcoming activities.
Below is the code text:
var query = xtk.queryDef.create(
<queryDef schema="xyz:transient" operation="select">
<select>
<node expr="@id"/>
<node expr="@campId"/>
<node expr="@recCount"/>
</select>
</queryDef>)
var res = query.ExecuteQuery()
//Creating array to store all Id's
id = []
for each (var t in res.transient){
id.push(t.@id)
}
logInfo('id array' + id);
//Store id array in vars to use it in next activities
vars.idArray = id;
logInfo('vars.idArray ' + vars.idArray);
Thanks,
Nainy Jain
When you will try to access this in the next activity, the array automatically gets converted to a comma separated string and hence you will have to split the variable and regenerate the array.
Regards,
vipul
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Hi! I am just fiddling with a similar issue. Could you please elaborate upon how you would go about regenerating the array? And how do you reference items in an array in a delivery for instance?
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