Hi @lalandexavier, a possible way I can think of is, use the JSONExtractor to extract ID and other attributes which you need to compare and then use the ChangeDetector to compare the objects.
Hi @lalandexavier, a possible way I can think of is, use the JSONExtractor to extract ID and other attributes which you need to compare and then use the ChangeDetector to compare the objects.
Hi @takashi it's a pleasure to read you.
In this case I'm reading data from AWS DynamoDB, it's NoSQL DB.
I checked the field dynamodb_Json in String type :
In the transformer JSONExtractor I can do the extract like that :
And that's ok !
Now I've a problem with the ChangeDetecor because I've ID to join and I can't do that with this and I've a problem with the date.
I've the same values but the ChangeDetector give me Added and Deleted :
Do you understand how can I do ?
Hi @lalandexavier, a possible way I can think of is, use the JSONExtractor to extract ID and other attributes which you need to compare and then use the ChangeDetector to compare the objects.
Sorry it's ok I had problem with the Parse of my date. But How can I do a join on ID with the ChangeDetector ?
Sorry it's ok I had problem with the Parse of my date. But How can I do a join on ID with the ChangeDetector ?
Try setting the ID attribute to the Update Detection Key Attribute parameter.
Try setting the ID attribute to the Update Detection Key Attribute parameter.
I think you're a most modern version version of FME than me :-)