Gerry Mullin
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Gerry Mullin commented,
Just backing up what Adrian has said above with a link from stack overflow. Date stores to nearest second, Timestamp is for millisecond. It's discussed here.
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Gerry Mullin commented,
Maybe this data flow would be a little easier? We can just add one dummy record to ensure you always get 1 into the final Transform node and when we count up how many records we had we will do (nod...
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Gerry Mullin commented,
The old community is accessible, albeit as read only. There is a wealth of information on it related to LAE and BRAINScript. Your only real source of BRAINScript help outside of that is the help fi...
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Gerry Mullin commented,
I think the key here is to identify the data in groups so that from there you can use the functions firstInGroup (or lastInGroup if the order was reversed) to identify the sub type. Here's an attem...
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Gerry Mullin commented,
The Aggregate you're using is probably grouped by the CUSTOMER_ID but your order dates might not be in order? I would sort the data by CUSTOMER_ID and OrderDate, then group it by CUSTOMER_ID so you...
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Gerry Mullin commented,
Hi Nithya, I couldn't find an example of somebody having previously pulled data from Neo4j internally. Don and I were trying to get it to work yesterday with the JDBC driver they provide. We'll con...
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Gerry Mullin commented,
The ability to substring a string in Python is available to you. e.g.. c = in1.Code out1.Flag = 1 if c[:1] == '1' and c[3:4] == '2' else 2 if c[:1] == '2' and c[3:6] == '221' else Null https://...
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Gerry Mullin commented,
If you know you'll only have 2 rows in each group then it shouldn't be too hard to clean it up like that, using node.firstInGroup and node.lastInGroup functions. Have a look at the LNA attached. ...
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Gerry Mullin commented,
I deleted my first reply to replace with this data flow. It gives 3 different options to check if a web page exists: 1. Using subprocess module - it will execute a curl command and give the resul...
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Gerry Mullin commented,
Hi Brad, I guess you still have a problem with DB Query nodes? Let me send you an email and we can work through it.