I want to update a table from a HTTP request for x times depending on the last update and the current date. What would be the best practice? So I have to fill in the green part in this workflow.
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Best answer by todd_davis
I’m seeing your question a bit differently from how Hamish is above.
Based on your process, you have 9 days and you want to get a record for each date beyond the max_day. To do so, for your process, I would use a cloner. See the settings below.
Hopefully that is what you are after?
Cheers,
Todd
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If i understand correctly, rough steps would be:
- Find the date range of data you need to get
- Gather any data between from the source between now and last updated
- Run the existing data and new data through a change detector
- Use this to find features that have been added or updated
- Process these accordingly
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I’m seeing your question a bit differently from how Hamish is above.
Based on your process, you have 9 days and you want to get a record for each date beyond the max_day. To do so, for your process, I would use a cloner. See the settings below.
Hopefully that is what you are after?
Cheers,
Todd
