Issue in Plugin: JSON Tools Smart Services Load JSON to a database

RE: Issue in Plugin: JSON Tools Smart Services Load JSON to a database

vigneshkumarradhakrishnan — Thu, 19 Jun 2025 12:24:27 GMT

yeah, that approach only i tried earlier but just thought to explore this tool

RE: Issue in Plugin: JSON Tools Smart Services Load JSON to a database

David Jimenez — Thu, 19 Jun 2025 09:31:44 GMT

In this case, any approach is complicated due to the complexity of the data structure you have. I understand that the data needs to be inserted into multiple tables within an ER model. If that's the case, create a record structure in the Data Fabric, and then write to each record separately by extracting the relevant data for each one.

RE: Issue in Plugin: JSON Tools Smart Services Load JSON to a database

vigneshkumarradhakrishnan — Thu, 19 Jun 2025 07:48:49 GMT

yes i too thought same but in this issue its a kind of stagging table, just to load large no of columns temporarily around 100+ columns

RE: Issue in Plugin: JSON Tools Smart Services Load JSON to a database

David Jimenez — Thu, 19 Jun 2025 07:37:15 GMT

I would suggest implementing a new process to format the JSON into a record or another structure with the required format. After that, use 'Write Records' or 'Write to Data Store Entity' to persist the information

RE: Issue in Plugin: JSON Tools Smart Services Load JSON to a database

vigneshkumarradhakrishnan — Thu, 19 Jun 2025 07:31:19 GMT

while debugging JSON Tools plugin seem this plugin consider FirstName and Phone as table name. i dont know why "Load JSON to a database" alone Appian written like this but Schema validations using "Validate a JSON against a schema" working correctly even dynamic parameters. Hard to debug since there was no proper documentations in plugin and even plugin provided images are having outdated parameters. Anyone faced this issue and is there any way to overcome this?