I would like to set a particular column to some value for all users, how do I achieve that?
Example, set the 'changed' column to 'true' for all users. Any cheap way to do it?
If your goal is to do it cheaply, I don't think that you can change a huge amount of data without incurring a lot of api calls.
Perhaps, export your data as a JSON file
(they will email you the JSON)
Write a short script to parse the JSON and change the value you want
Import Your document back
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I have a nifi flow that takes in .csv files and partitions each into multiple records with each csv column value added as an attribute.
At one point in the flow, I'd like to collect the value of one attribute from each record that passes though. There could be from 0 to n collected. Once I have the list, it'll be emailed out.
I'm trying to avoid me (or someone else) getting bombed with emails if there are 200+ bad records in a file. So if I could collect for a fixed period of time or until another attribute (filename) changes, that would be great.
I've tried merge content and record. I even tried replace text to replace the content w/ just the attribute value I want to save and merging those, and a slew of other things.
Is there a simple way to do this in nifi?
Have you tried UpdateAttribute with a new attribute of type array. When each flowfile passes the this processor you could continue to update the value of this attribute by appending a new value to the array, attribute.
However, as #daggett pointed out, it will be helpful if you can provide the input and expected output.
i'm implementing a web page that shows certain rows fetched from a database.
At loading, i make an AJAX request to fetch the rows in a certain range of time(the initial call will take today's rows), and save them in a global variable(e.g "rows").
I have two text field to set the starting and the ending point of my research, and every time i change the value of those text-fields, i make another call to the db to get the new data and update global "rows" variable.
My question is: if i have different text-field filters and sort options that apply filters and sort to the fetched rows, should i make another request to the db(with the selected filters/sort) and let the db handles the filter/sort, or should i apply the filters/sort directly the global "rows" variable?
Of course i think the db filtering and sorting would be more efficient, but the number of rows shouldn't be more than 100, max 200 rows, and i was wondering if it would be worth it to make another AJAX request just for filter the result.
Thank you very much in advance.
have you try with datatables server side??
https://datatables.net/examples/data_sources/server_side.html
I think is a good options for you and very easy to implement
I'm running some JMeter tests for editing a field. If I use the JMeter HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder, I can get an accurate representation of the page and edits I made.
It creates a HTTP POST request with a parameter for every field, checkbox and dropdown on the page. I only really care about modifying ONE of them.
My problem is I can't just remove all the other parameters from the POST data because the page interprets this as if I removed all of them from the page (and then complains that there's missing data). So I'm left with trying to obtain the current values for the remaining editable fields and checkboxes so that I can re-submit them when I only want to modify a single field.
For an example, imagine I'm submitting some user data with fields for Name, Email and Address. I want to change the name by adding a 1 to the end of it and leave the other two fields as they are.
My thoughts for accomplishing this:
1) Use XPath to try to get the values shown on the page, store them all in variables and re-submit them in the post request. This is messy and also very difficult as the page is shown in a pop-up window, adding to the complexity of it.
2) Query the database for all the information and re-submit it. Seems like a lot of overhead, plus the data isn't freely available .. I'd rather not have to try to do this.
3) Use some other element of JMeter I'm not aware of to obtain the specific element data from the page. Maybe some listener I haven't figured out yet? If I could pull the parameters from the page and save them, that would be VERY convenient.
4) Somehow submit a POST request with only one field, specifying that I do not wish to clear out the remaining fields, I just want to leave them alone. I will freely admit that I am not super familiar with web applications so there may be a very obvious reason as to why this can't be done (or it's dependent on how its handled by the back-end of the application).
Thoughts?
From the whole post, I understand that you want to parameterise a field, where each time different value will be passed.
If my understanding is correct, the answer lies in CSV Dataset Config, where you can pass the values from a CSV file.
From your Example:
For an example, imagine I'm submitting some user data with fields for
Name, Email and Address. I want to change the name by adding a 1 to
the end of it and leave the other two fields as they are
To achieve this:
Steps to follows:
Create a csv file. fill the names as follows:
names
name1
name2
name3
name4
names is the column header and remaining are values.
Add CSV Dataset Config to your Test Plan.
Specify the file path.
replace the value in the name field in HTTP Post request as ${names}. that's it.
I want to check certain objects against each other and identify if they are the same.
For example, I need to verify that the total cost in one page is the same as another page. I developed a script that works, however the total cost changes every day so I have to update the object properties in maintenance mode every day.
Is there a way that UFT automatically recognizes this object must change and update?
I request you to elaborate your question. For now, you can use .* if certain values of the object are changing. Alternatively, you can store the values in an excel sheet and you can change everyday depending on the requirement.
If this is not helpful let me know
It sounds like you actually want to compare the values shown in two different objects, and see if those values are the same. (I assume this because you say they are on two different pages)
Also, you mention maintenance mode, so I assume you are using checkpoints to store their expected values.
I would suggest: instead of storing the expected values in a checkpoint, you could read the value of the first object (getROproperty), store it in a variable (dataTable field, environment variable, etc), and then navigate to the other page, read the ROproperty from the other object, and then compare.
i.e.
if {browser,page,object...}.getROproperty({whateverPropertyYouNeed}) = environment({storedFirstValue}) then
reporter.reportevent micPass,"compare step","{details here}"
end if
*replace stuff inside {} with your code, I don't know what it is
If you need to actually store the total cost externally, you could use a DataTable field and export the sheets at the end. then import the same sheet at the beginning. That would save the data to an excel sheet on a drive.
My app needs to get any items that have been updated since the last time I retrieved the items. Is there a way to pass a date/time parameter to the /items endpoint and only be returned those items which have been updated since that date/time? Otherwise, I need to get back all items and then have to go back for each to get the details in order to determine if their modifiers have changed. This seems very wasteful, plus the batch request that I have to use can take from 10-25 seconds for a batch of 30 items. There are over 400 items defined currently :( Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Mike
It is not currently possible to filter items by the date of their last update with the Connect API. I've passed this use case along to the API development team.
You can also try using the new Catalog APIs to more efficiently batch retrieve and batch upsert your item catalog for processing situations like this.