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| Double quotes separated with Commas for a string |
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| nick405 |
 Posted: Tue Jun 22, 2021 3:28 pm Post subject: Double quotes separated with Commas for a string |
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I am building a JSON request to call an internal REST webservice. The Request was built perfectly but missing closed double quote for every number before the comma seperated.
For example -- I am able to send to REST service as
"accountNumbers":["57575757,11005647"]
But the required Out put is
"accountNumbers":["57575757","11005647"]
Logic Used -- SET OutputRoot.JSON.Data.(JSON.Array)accountRestrictionTransactions.Item[1].(JSON.Array)accountNumbers.Item[1] = Environment.Variables.acctNumbersList ;
This particular Environment.Variables.acctNumbersList will have the below
acctNumbersList:CHARACTER:57575757,11005647
Can you help with this double quote per number in this string as I tried || and other options to break it down which did not work |
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| Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2021 11:34 am Post subject: |
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Joined: 25 Aug 2015
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Your ESQL is creating a JSON array with one value : "57575757,11005647"
You need to create a JSON array with two values, like this (not tested):
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CREATE refArray REFERENCE TO OutputRoot.JSON.Data.(JSON.Array)accountRestrictionTransactions;
CREATE LASTCHILD OF refArray TYPE NameValue Name 'Item' Value '57575757';
CREATE LASTCHILD OF refArray TYPE NameValue Name 'Item' Value '11005647'; |
You could do the same thing with Item[1], Item[2] but the CREATE LASTCHILD technique is easier to extend - especially if you use a FOR loop.
But hopefully, Environment.Variables.acctNumbersList is an array and not a CHARACTER variable containing commas. So it would be easier to do this
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SET OutputRoot.JSON.Data.(JSON.Array)accountRestrictionTransactions.Item[] =
SELECT
accNum AS Item
FROM
Environment.Variables.acctNumbersList AS accNum;
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Again, this is not tested code and probably does not work as-is. But hopefully it's enough to put you on the right track. |
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