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| Ren Pope |
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| Wednesday, December 7, 2005 |
| Wednesday, October 30, 2019 5:25:33 PM |
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I have tried adding a JDBC connection for Neo4j using the Neo4j JDBC driver. I get a generic answer stating that I can't connect.
I've been in contact with the neo4j community and they were wondering if DBSpy does any logging to obtain more verbose errors? Maybe run DBSpy from a command line?
I've attached the connection wizard dialog and the error dialog.
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Thank you for the reply. In my original post, I should have set I need to set the value of an attribute. It seems that the objXMLData only addresses elements. Is there a way to set an attribute?
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I have an element that is of the xs:dateTime type. I need to have it filled by default with current-dateTime() in an Authentica input field. How would I accomplish this?
Thank you,
Ren
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Vlad,
Thank you! This is what I needed.
Ren
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Vlad,
Thank you for the reply. To check for the specific occurance, would I use the exist function in the boolean expression (along with an equal function) or would the function map to the node/row connector?
Once again thank you.
Ren
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I am building an xml file from two source xml files. The value in the target file is determined if one file has data in it or not.
For example, I have an xml file that has a list of people. I need to determine if a person is in the list. If they are then an attribute value is set to false, if they are not in the list, the value is set to true.
Everything that I have tried only evalutes the person file one row at a time. Is there a MapForce Library Function that will evealuate the aggregate?
File One:
<Claims>
<Claim Claimant="Fred">567-32</Claim>
<Claim Claimant="Hank">567-33</Claim>
<Claim Claimant="Sue">567-34</Claim>
</Claims>
File Two:
<Customers>
<Person>Bob</Person>
<Person>Sue</Person>
<Person>George</Person>
<Person>Aaron</Person>
</Customers>
Target File
<ClaimUpdate>
<Claim Claimant="Fred" NewClaimant="True">567-32</Claim>
<Claim Claimant="Hank" NewClaimant="True">567-33</Claim>
<Claim Claimant="Sue" NewClaimant="False">567-34</Claim>
</ClaimUpdate>
Thanks,
Ren
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Is there a way to extract distinct valus from an xml sequence in MF 2008?
Thanks,
Ren
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You can use the concat function. For the '<br>' use text constants.
Cheers,
Ren
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It seems that something like this was just recently posted here, but there no resolution has been posted.
Ren
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I need to map an element that has its data as csv to multiple elements
i.e.
<listItems>item1,item2,item3</listItem>
to
<listItem>item1</listItem>
<listItem>item2</listItem>
<listItem>item3</listItem>
I have to use xslt 1.0. Is there an easy way of doing this?
Thank you,
Ren
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