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How do I optionally save a custom data output to an array? A script task custom
greggl
over 10 years ago
How do I optionally save a custom data output to an array? A script task custom Data Output requires a target output, so if I try and use an if conditional like this: if(pv!newStaff.hireDate > today(),pv!newStaff.firstName,{}), I end up with a array index of blanks, when I really want no array index added. I want to be able to only add to array index if condition is met but as target output is required, it's saving a blank rather than do nothing as desired.
How can this be done?
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Mike Schmitt
Certified Lead Developer
over 10 years ago
If you're trying to handle the whole pv!newStaff array at once, you can probably make use of the index and where functions, such as:
index(
pv!newStaff,
where(pv!newStaff.hireDate > today())
).firstName
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Mike Schmitt
Certified Lead Developer
over 10 years ago
If you're trying to handle the whole pv!newStaff array at once, you can probably make use of the index and where functions, such as:
index(
pv!newStaff,
where(pv!newStaff.hireDate > today())
).firstName
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