Computing not null values in a CDT

RE: Computing not null values in a CDT

aswinkarthikn8741 — Sat, 16 Sep 2023 09:54:39 GMT

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RE: Computing not null values in a CDT

Stefan Helzle — Fri, 15 Sep 2023 09:52:33 GMT

RE: Computing not null values in a CDT

anmolvijayvergiya — Fri, 15 Sep 2023 09:41:08 GMT

RE: Computing not null values in a CDT

scottwillmon07 — Fri, 15 Sep 2023 07:31:06 GMT

Sorry you are giving values which are output of null values, he asked for not null values

a!localVariables(
local!CDT: {
fName: "Abc",
lName: "Def",
mName: "",
empId: 1234,
empDept: ""
},
a!forEach(
items: {
"fName",
"lName",
"mName",
"empId",
"empDept"
},
expression: if(
a!isNotNullOrEmpty(index(local!CDT, fv!item , null)),
fv!item,
{}
)
)
)

This works

RE: Computing not null values in a CDT

Ranveer — Fri, 23 Feb 2018 19:30:25 GMT

Hi Arjun,

I understood your question. The result should me mName and empDept correct?
You have to do take all columns/attributes name as array and perform below small line of code

load(
local!CDT: {fName:"Abc",lName:"Def",mName:"",empId:1234,empDept:""},
a!forEach(
items: {"fName", "lName", "mName", "empId", "empDept"},
expression: if(
rule!APN_isBlank(index(local!CDT, fv!item, null)),
fv!item,
{}
)
)
)

this will give desired out put.

List of Text String: 2 items
"mName"
"empDept"

RE: Computing not null values in a CDT

Ravi Roshan — Mon, 19 Feb 2018 16:42:32 GMT

Is below your requirement?

Input: Employee_cdt { fName:"Abc",lName:"Def",mName:"",empId:1234,empDept:""}
Output: 3 or {"fName","lName" , "empId"}

Please check the below code:

with(
local!empCDT: {
name: "Ravi",
email: "rr@gmail.com",
phone: 123456,
age:"",
gender: "M",
},
local!cdtAttributes: {"name", "email","phone","age","gender"},
local!notNullAttributes: apply(
rule!test_checkAttriuteValue(
cdt: local!empCDT,
attribute: _
),
local!cdtAttributes
),
local!notNullAttributes
)

/* Definition of rule!test_checkAttriuteValue */

/* This rule have 2 parameters, cdt and attribute*/

with(
local!attributeValue: index(
ri!cdt,
ri!attribute,
null
),
if(
isnull(local!attributeValue),
ri!attribute,
null
)
)

RE: Computing not null values in a CDT

harrisont606 — Mon, 19 Feb 2018 14:02:40 GMT

You could make a rule that converts your CDT into a list of fields, then filter the list on isnull and count the result

RE: Computing not null values in a CDT

sahilb346 — Mon, 19 Feb 2018 13:40:20 GMT

Hello Arjun,

If you only want to fetch the details which are having all values (not contain null).

Then use logicalExpression:-
logicalExpression: a!queryLogicalExpression(
operator: "AND",
filters:{
a!queryFilter(
field:"fieldA",
operator:"not null"

),
a!queryFilter(
field:"fieldB",
operator:"not null"
)........
)

then you will only get the value with the fields you mentioned not null.

RE: Computing not null values in a CDT

lokeshk — Mon, 19 Feb 2018 08:39:38 GMT

can you simply use query entity with logical filters applied with 'AND' and for all fields use operator 'not null or <>', i think in this way you can fetch only those data which have all fields available