I have a local!data merged from 7 arrays, the local!data output is like

shaoyongw over 9 years ago

I have a local!data merged from 7 arrays, the local!data output is like

CAtest: Main Contract Review, [Group:2397], 5/25/2015 4:40 AM EDT, , , 0, , CAtest: Main Contract Review, [Group:2390], 5/25/2015 4:40 AM EDT, , , 0, , CAtest: Main Contract Review, [Group:2399], 5/25/2015 4:40 AM EDT, , , 0, , CAtest: Main Contract Review, [Group:2398], 5/25/2015 4:40 AM EDT, , , 0,

apply(fn!count, local!data) returns : 7, 7, 7, 7
apply(fn!length, local!data) returns : A null parameter has been passed.
apply(rule!otherRule, local!data) returns : Rule 'otherRule' has 1 parameters, but instead passed 7 parameters.

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0 Conor Cahill
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over 9 years ago

Well merge creates an array of arrays. So with 4 items in one of the unmerged arrays, you're going to get 4 sets of a 7-item list. This is went count is returning 7,7,7,7.

Your other rule only has one parameter, but when you do the merge you're trying to send in 7 parameters, hence that last issue.

For the length error I'm guessing there's an index in local!data with all nulls.

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0 Conor Cahill
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over 9 years ago

Well merge creates an array of arrays. So with 4 items in one of the unmerged arrays, you're going to get 4 sets of a 7-item list. This is went count is returning 7,7,7,7.

Your other rule only has one parameter, but when you do the merge you're trying to send in 7 parameters, hence that last issue.

For the length error I'm guessing there's an index in local!data with all nulls.

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