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You can use this Snap provides functionality to lookup records in the target SQL Server table and returns a selected set of fields for every matched record. The Snap executes one request per multiple input documents to avoid making a request for every input record. JSON paths can be used in the Snap properties and will have values from an incoming document substituted into the properties. However, documents missing values for a given JSON path will be written to the Snap's error view. After a query is executed, the query's results are merged into the incoming document.
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The Snap ignores any duplicated lookup condition in the input document stream since it maintains a cache for lookup conditions internally. This Snap supports SQL Server 2008 or newer.
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Snap Type
The SQL Server - Lookup Snap is a Read-type Snap that provides functionality to lookup records in the target SQL Server table and return a selected set of fields for every matched record.
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Field Name | Field Type | Description | |
Label* Default Value: SQL Server - Lookup | String | Specify the name for the Snap. You can modify this to be more specific, especially if you have more than one of the same Snap in your pipeline. | |
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Schema name Default Value: N/A | String/Expression | Specify the database schema name. In case it is not defined, then the suggestion for the Table Name will retrieve all tables names of all schemas. The property is suggestible and will retrieve available database schemas during suggest values. The values can be passed using the pipeline parameters but not the upstream parameter. | |
Table name*
Default Value: N/A | String/Expression | Specify the name of the table to execute insert on. The values can be passed using the pipeline parameters but not the upstream parameter. | |
Output fields | Use this fieldset to enter output fields for SQL SELECT statement. | ||
Output fields Default Value: N/A | String/Expression | Specify the output field names for SQL SELECT statement. If this property is empty, the Snap selects all fields by executing the statement "SELECT * FROM ..." | |
Lookup conditions* | Use this fieldset to enter or select the lookup column name. The lookup conditions are created by using the lookup column name and the lookup column value. Each row will build a condition, such as lookupColumn1 = $inputField. Each additional row will be concatenated using a logical AND. All rows together build the lookup condition being used to lookup records in the lookup table. | ||
Value* Default Value: N/A | String/Expression | Specify the JSON path of the lookup column value. The value will be provided by the input data field. | |
Lookup column name* Default Value: N/A | String/Expression | Specify the lookup column name. | |
Pass-through on no lookup match Default Value: Deselected | Checkbox | Select when there is no lookup matching an input document, the input document will pass through to the output view if this property is checked. Otherwise, it will be written to the error view as an error condition. | |
Number of Retries Default Value: 0 | Integer/Expression | Specify the maximum number of retry attempts when the Snap fails to read. Minimum value: 0 | |
Retry Interval (Seconds) Default Value: 1 | Integer/Expression | Specify the minimum number of seconds the Snap must wait before each retry attempt. Minimum value: 1 | |
Option for Unique Identifier Column Default Value: Convert to lower case | Dropdown list | Conditional. This property applies only when the Snap returns the unique identifier (GUID) in the output. Specify the unique identifier is stored in the database using an internal format and when it is displayed in the output, it is converted to a string and gets displayed in upper case for HEX characters. Select either of the following options to change the case type. Available options are:
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name | Snap Execution | page | Anaplan ReadSnap executionDropdown list |
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name | Snap_Execution_Introduced | page | Anaplan ReadSelect one of the three modes in which the Snap executes. Available options are:
Examples
In this example, we will show how the Lookup Snap retrieves data from a table called 'customer1'.
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