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Hi together,not sure if its a question or a discussion.i just discovered that isnull() for a nested CDT is not working properly I have a CDT Processdata {"id"(integer), "startedAt"(datetime), "attachment"(CDT attachment),...} which contains the nested CDT "attachment" {"id"(integer), "document"(document)....} -> If I try to do isnull(ri!processData.attachment.document) it is not working and i always get false as result, even the value is NULL (100%)-> if I try ri!processData.attachment.document= todocument(Null) its fine. -> isnull(ri!process.documenttest) is working, so it seems to be just an issue regarding nested document CDT as far is can clarify. a) is that a bug by appian? b) what would be your approach to solve it? What is your best practice here? Thank you all :)
Hi folks! [emoticon:33306c418930400bac28808410f8ac8b] I recently had to analyse a few projects in terms of their complexity. I had a look for any existing tools in the community to help, but I didn't find anything. So I thought I'd write a script to help. Whilst the results of this tool are no substitute for per-object inspection by eye, it can help in determining where to look first. I've created a public project up on GitHub in case this can help anyone in a similar position to mine. https://github.com/JFDI-Consulting/JFDIAppianSAILComplexityAnalyser Hope it helps someone! Joel
Hi All, I could would like to your opinion on the two different approach which we drafted. Need to understand the pros and cons Approach1: We are creating one webapi and based on the path parameter it will be routed to respective Handler(expression rule)and the handler will respond back Question: 1. Creating One web-API /per http method ,will it create high load to Web-api which will in turn make 503 exception(timeout) on prod? Approach 2: Creating a Web-API /per Package and which in turn as respective handler (expression rule ) for the response Question: 1)desired approach to solve the needful? 2)Pros and cons on Approach 1 over the Approach 2? Thanks in advance!
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