Hi there,
I had defined schema having an array of object & created profile dataset.
I have single attribute to be attached with profile having multiple values.
Now Ingesting data in batch mode with x values causing it to retain just last value in array not all of them. Ideally next batch insertion having x values should replace older x values. Here they replace themselves & holds just last element in same batch
**data [.csv]
MV
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valueFirst
valueSecond
valueThird
What happening is :
AEP Profile Attribute
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sandbox.data.0.MV = valueThird // replaces its own batch data valueFirst->valueSecond->valueThird
What I want is :
sandbox.data.0.MV = valueFirst
sandbox.data.1.MV = valueSecond
sandbox.data.2.MV = valueThird
Thoughts please......
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@AtulChavan Two options:
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@AtulChavan Is it resolved
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Hi @NimashaJain , yes its resolved. CSV file don't accommodate array values hence AEP behaved as it should i.e overwriting existing value with latest one as it was a profile data.
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@AtulChavan Two options:
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Thanks @Danny-Miller
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Hi @Danny-Miller, can you provide an example of how to use the mapper function? I am facing the same issue with BigQuery source and cannot map to a query. Thanks!
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Below example for csv, but fundamentally the same as a table.
csv file creating the identityMap from one field, one namespace:
to_object('CUSTID',to_object('id',trim(CUST_ID),'primary',true))
Another doing a multiple fields with the same namespace:
to_object('CUSTID',arrays_to_objects('id',explode(concat(CUST_ID,",",CRM_I),",") , 'primary', explode('true|false', '.')))
@Danny-Miller how do you then store the values from the source object?
For example, I have this as a calculated field in the source data:
to_object("cust_array",arrays_to_objects("bus_cust_id",explode(bus_cust_id,",")))
it outputs multiple rows of objects with output like this:
{"cust_array":[{"bus_cust_id":"1"},{"bus_cust_id":"2"},{"bus_cust_id":"3"},{"bus_cust_id":"4"},{"bus_cust_id":"5"}]}
How can I map it in a way that the calculated values go into the right array, and into the right index level? I was thinking something like this but the * doesn't work.
to_object("cust_array",arrays_to_objects("bus_cust_id",explode(bus_cust_id,","))).cust_array[*].bus_cust_id
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@akwankl Can you post this as a new question so others can see it? It looks like your asking another question than the original one. I'd also put some more detail with data as an example. Maybe others can help. I don't dive into the Mapper very often.
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