@celigo/api-specs 0.2.223 → 0.2.225
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- package/dist/import.yml +26 -1
- package/dist/tool.yml +26 -1
- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/schemas.json +1 -1
package/dist/import.yml
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@@ -17092,7 +17092,32 @@ components:
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- object
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- array
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- string
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description:
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description: |-
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Sample of the record the import writes, in the destination's own shape — the
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mapping editor builds its destination field list from it when none of its earlier
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sources applies: an HTTP connector on the connection, a bulk-load table's columns,
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an Integration App's metadata, then this field. On a file
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transfer it is the generated file's record: for `file.type` `filedefinition` (EDI
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X12 / EDIFACT, fixed-width or another custom format) the definition's generate
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sample — a record whose nested arrays are the document's repeating loops, carried
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by the template catalog as an array holding that one record — and for the csv /
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xlsx / xml / json types the uploaded sample file's content as text, which the
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editor parses with the import's `file` settings and reads the first record of. It
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is never the flow's source record, which comes from the previous step's preview.
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x-celigo-ai-guidance:
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- |-
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The destination's source is decided in one order for every import — an HTTP
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connector on the connection, then a bulk-load table's columns, then an
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Integration App's metadata, then this field. Where it falls to this field, read
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it as the destination structure: on a file definition map into the record's
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nested arrays (unwrap a one-element array first; an 846's `LIN` array holds the
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item identifier and its `QTY` quantities), on csv / xlsx / xml / json parse the
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text and map the first record. A field missing from it is missing from the
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sample, not evidence that the destination rejects it.
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- |-
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Refresh application metadata only where one of the earlier sources exists; an
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import whose destination falls to this field has nothing to refresh, and on a file
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definition a missing destination is a question of the definition's generate rules.
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distributed:
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type: boolean
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description: |-
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package/dist/tool.yml
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- object
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- array
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- string
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description:
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description: |-
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Sample of the record the import writes, in the destination's own shape — the
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mapping editor builds its destination field list from it when none of its earlier
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sources applies: an HTTP connector on the connection, a bulk-load table's columns,
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an Integration App's metadata, then this field. On a file
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transfer it is the generated file's record: for `file.type` `filedefinition` (EDI
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X12 / EDIFACT, fixed-width or another custom format) the definition's generate
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sample — a record whose nested arrays are the document's repeating loops, carried
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by the template catalog as an array holding that one record — and for the csv /
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xlsx / xml / json types the uploaded sample file's content as text, which the
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editor parses with the import's `file` settings and reads the first record of. It
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is never the flow's source record, which comes from the previous step's preview.
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x-celigo-ai-guidance:
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The destination's source is decided in one order for every import — an HTTP
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connector on the connection, then a bulk-load table's columns, then an
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Integration App's metadata, then this field. Where it falls to this field, read
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it as the destination structure: on a file definition map into the record's
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nested arrays (unwrap a one-element array first; an 846's `LIN` array holds the
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item identifier and its `QTY` quantities), on csv / xlsx / xml / json parse the
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text and map the first record. A field missing from it is missing from the
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sample, not evidence that the destination rejects it.
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Refresh application metadata only where one of the earlier sources exists; an
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import whose destination falls to this field has nothing to refresh, and on a file
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definition a missing destination is a question of the definition's generate rules.
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distributed:
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type: boolean
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description: |-
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package/package.json
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