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Hi all. Someone please straighten me out on something I figured would be fairly simple. I've seen examples in hierarchical structures but have been unable to create the way I need. I have a need to create a controlled permuataion or cartesian product based on multiple supplied flat files/values (delimited for simplicity's sake).
Scenario 1:
Assume FILE A has 10,000 rows of transaction data. One of the data columns contains a type code of sorts.
Assume FILE B has 2 rows of type codes. PLEASE also assume that FILE B may be variable and contain more type codes on future translations, meaning I can't just map it to another instance below in the target component.
I want to create the 10,000 rows TWICE, one set with each type code.
Scenario 2:
Assume FILE A has 10,000 rows of transaction data. One of the data columns contains a type code of sorts.
Assume FILE B has 100 rows of people data.
I want to create the 10,000 rows 100 times so that each "person" has 10,000 rows of transaction data.
Thanks in advance.
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Yes, the token expires on a specified interval. I did figure it out and it was actually so simple. I guess that is why I was overlooking it.
I was taking the literal response token and plugging that into the new request. What was needed was just a concatenate ("Bearer ",{TOKEN}) to match the string the service is looking for exactly.
The service is doing pagination on the results so I have to figure that out next but in good shape now. Thank you!
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Yes, the token expires on a specified interval. I did figure it out and it was actually so simple. I guess that is why I was overlooking it.
I was taking the literal response token and plugging that into the new request. What was needed was just a concatenate ("Bearer ",{TOKEN}) to match the string the service is looking for exactly.
The service is doing pagination on the results so I have to figure that out next but in good shape now. Thank you!
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Hello. I am still fairly new to MapForce and joined this forum after searching for a solution.
I am trying to use MapForce to retrieve data from a web service. To use this service, I must first obtain a bearer token (which I have done successfully in the application).
Would somebody please point me in the right direction for supplying a second call to another endpoint with this bearer token? I don't see anything in the settings for authorization other than username/password. I am sorry if I have missed a relevant topic, but I have searched without finding anything.
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