Convert to a CDT

Soumya.Behera over 8 years ago

Hello Everyone,
I have an expression whose output is of type "Any Type (Dictionary)". I want to typecast it into the desired CDT type. Please let me know the method.

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sikhivahans over 8 years ago +2

Usage of a!applyComponents() is redundant or I should say that it's not needed. The following should be enough as per my knowledge: fn!cast( fn!typeof({type!SSB_IAL_EmployeeDetails()}), a!queryEntity(…
Soumya.Behera over 8 years ago +1

In case anyone's wondering what exactly I did, please find attachment for the solution to my challenge. You can mould it to your requirement. solution.txt

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0 sikhivahans over 8 years ago

Usage of a!applyComponents() is redundant or I should say that it's not needed. The following should be enough as per my knowledge:

fn!cast(
          fn!typeof({type!SSB_IAL_EmployeeDetails()}),
          a!queryEntity(
           entity: cons!SSB_IAL_EMP_DETAILS,
           query: a!query(
                    pagingInfo: a!pagingInfo(
                     1,
                     -1
                    )
           )
          ).data
)

On a side note, a!applyComponents() imposes burden as cast function is being invoked in an iterative manner over each record in the data subset. This isn't needed when fn!cast() is able to deal with arrays based on the data type inputted to it.
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0 sikhivahans over 8 years ago

Usage of a!applyComponents() is redundant or I should say that it's not needed. The following should be enough as per my knowledge:

fn!cast(
          fn!typeof({type!SSB_IAL_EmployeeDetails()}),
          a!queryEntity(
           entity: cons!SSB_IAL_EMP_DETAILS,
           query: a!query(
                    pagingInfo: a!pagingInfo(
                     1,
                     -1
                    )
           )
          ).data
)

On a side note, a!applyComponents() imposes burden as cast function is being invoked in an iterative manner over each record in the data subset. This isn't needed when fn!cast() is able to deal with arrays based on the data type inputted to it.
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