Azure Logic App - Foreach over sql resultset
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I'm using an Execute Sql Query action in logic app.
Returned result is composed of 1..n tables ("selects").
I want to create a csv table and send it over tfs.
The issue I'm having is that the tables are elements of resultset, and not part of an array.
Is there some way to perform ForEach action on the resultset elements (i.e. - 'Table1', 'Table2', etc...)?
azure azure-logic-apps asked Nov 11 at 9:48
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I'm using an Execute Sql Query action in logic app.
Returned result is composed of 1..n tables ("selects").
I want to create a csv table and send it over tfs.
The issue I'm having is that the tables are elements of resultset, and not part of an array.
Is there some way to perform ForEach action on the resultset elements (i.e. - 'Table1', 'Table2', etc...)?
azure azure-logic-apps asked Nov 11 at 9:48
Dani T
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If possible, please add the resultset format in the question. Json ,XML or others? If there is sample data will be helpful.
– Tom Sun
Nov 14 at 9:48
"ResultSets": "Table1": [ A UnitData... , B UnitData... , ... ] "Table2": [ X UnitData... , Y UnitData... , ... ]
– Dani T
Nov 18 at 7:06
This is the output of the SQL query, that divides the results to 1000 rows on each table, each unit data element is a returned row, all tables have same elements structure.
– Dani T
Nov 18 at 7:07
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I'm using an Execute Sql Query action in logic app.
Returned result is composed of 1..n tables ("selects").
I want to create a csv table and send it over tfs.
The issue I'm having is that the tables are elements of resultset, and not part of an array.
Is there some way to perform ForEach action on the resultset elements (i.e. - 'Table1', 'Table2', etc...)?
azure azure-logic-apps asked Nov 11 at 9:48
Dani T
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I'm using an Execute Sql Query action in logic app.
Returned result is composed of 1..n tables ("selects").
I want to create a csv table and send it over tfs.
The issue I'm having is that the tables are elements of resultset, and not part of an array.
Is there some way to perform ForEach action on the resultset elements (i.e. - 'Table1', 'Table2', etc...)?
azure azure-logic-apps azure azure-logic-apps asked Nov 11 at 9:48
Dani T
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asked Nov 11 at 9:48
Dani T
183
asked Nov 11 at 9:48
Dani T
183
asked Nov 11 at 9:48
Dani T
183
asked Nov 11 at 9:48
Dani T
183
183
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If possible, please add the resultset format in the question. Json ,XML or others? If there is sample data will be helpful.
– Tom Sun
Nov 14 at 9:48
"ResultSets": "Table1": [ A UnitData... , B UnitData... , ... ] "Table2": [ X UnitData... , Y UnitData... , ... ]
– Dani T
Nov 18 at 7:06
This is the output of the SQL query, that divides the results to 1000 rows on each table, each unit data element is a returned row, all tables have same elements structure.
– Dani T
Nov 18 at 7:07
add a comment |
1
If possible, please add the resultset format in the question. Json ,XML or others? If there is sample data will be helpful.
– Tom Sun
Nov 14 at 9:48
"ResultSets": "Table1": [ A UnitData... , B UnitData... , ... ] "Table2": [ X UnitData... , Y UnitData... , ... ]
– Dani T
Nov 18 at 7:06
This is the output of the SQL query, that divides the results to 1000 rows on each table, each unit data element is a returned row, all tables have same elements structure.
– Dani T
Nov 18 at 7:07
1
1
If possible, please add the resultset format in the question. Json ,XML or others? If there is sample data will be helpful.
– Tom Sun
Nov 14 at 9:48
If possible, please add the resultset format in the question. Json ,XML or others? If there is sample data will be helpful.
– Tom Sun
Nov 14 at 9:48
"ResultSets": "Table1": [ A UnitData... , B UnitData... , ... ] "Table2": [ X UnitData... , Y UnitData... , ... ]
– Dani T
Nov 18 at 7:06
"ResultSets": "Table1": [ A UnitData... , B UnitData... , ... ] "Table2": [ X UnitData... , Y UnitData... , ... ]
– Dani T
Nov 18 at 7:06
This is the output of the SQL query, that divides the results to 1000 rows on each table, each unit data element is a returned row, all tables have same elements structure.
– Dani T
Nov 18 at 7:07
This is the output of the SQL query, that divides the results to 1000 rows on each table, each unit data element is a returned row, all tables have same elements structure.
– Dani T
Nov 18 at 7:07
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Is there some way to perform ForEach action on the resultset elements (i.e. - 'Table1', 'Table2', etc...)?'
According to the mentioned data format, it seems that it is not supported via foreach action in logic app.
If Azure function is acceptable, I recommend that you could use the Azure function to implement it with your customized logic to deal with data.
answered Nov 20 at 9:45
Tom Sun
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No way that I have seen to do a foreach loop on these elements... Seems like going to an Azure Function will be the answer in this case... Thanks!
– Dani T
Nov 22 at 5:32
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Foreach on a Resultset will return JSON object of each row.
I couldn't find any option DesignView to extract the value but you can achieve same in CodeView by assigning following code to your variable in CodeView.
In below MEETINGID is my column name.
"@items('For_each')?['MEETINGID']"
"imeetingid": "@items('For_each')?['MEETINGID']"
answered Nov 25 at 13:33
Mahesh B
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
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active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
Is there some way to perform ForEach action on the resultset elements (i.e. - 'Table1', 'Table2', etc...)?'
According to the mentioned data format, it seems that it is not supported via foreach action in logic app.
If Azure function is acceptable, I recommend that you could use the Azure function to implement it with your customized logic to deal with data.
answered Nov 20 at 9:45
Tom Sun
15.9k2921
No way that I have seen to do a foreach loop on these elements... Seems like going to an Azure Function will be the answer in this case... Thanks!
– Dani T
Nov 22 at 5:32
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up vote
1
down vote
accepted
Is there some way to perform ForEach action on the resultset elements (i.e. - 'Table1', 'Table2', etc...)?'
According to the mentioned data format, it seems that it is not supported via foreach action in logic app.
If Azure function is acceptable, I recommend that you could use the Azure function to implement it with your customized logic to deal with data.
answered Nov 20 at 9:45
Tom Sun
15.9k2921
No way that I have seen to do a foreach loop on these elements... Seems like going to an Azure Function will be the answer in this case... Thanks!
– Dani T
Nov 22 at 5:32
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
Is there some way to perform ForEach action on the resultset elements (i.e. - 'Table1', 'Table2', etc...)?'
According to the mentioned data format, it seems that it is not supported via foreach action in logic app.
If Azure function is acceptable, I recommend that you could use the Azure function to implement it with your customized logic to deal with data.
answered Nov 20 at 9:45
Tom Sun
15.9k2921
Is there some way to perform ForEach action on the resultset elements (i.e. - 'Table1', 'Table2', etc...)?'
According to the mentioned data format, it seems that it is not supported via foreach action in logic app.
If Azure function is acceptable, I recommend that you could use the Azure function to implement it with your customized logic to deal with data.
answered Nov 20 at 9:45
Tom Sun
15.9k2921
answered Nov 20 at 9:45
Tom Sun
15.9k2921
answered Nov 20 at 9:45
Tom Sun
15.9k2921
answered Nov 20 at 9:45
Tom Sun
15.9k2921
15.9k2921
No way that I have seen to do a foreach loop on these elements... Seems like going to an Azure Function will be the answer in this case... Thanks!
– Dani T
Nov 22 at 5:32
add a comment |
No way that I have seen to do a foreach loop on these elements... Seems like going to an Azure Function will be the answer in this case... Thanks!
– Dani T
Nov 22 at 5:32
No way that I have seen to do a foreach loop on these elements... Seems like going to an Azure Function will be the answer in this case... Thanks!
– Dani T
Nov 22 at 5:32
No way that I have seen to do a foreach loop on these elements... Seems like going to an Azure Function will be the answer in this case... Thanks!
– Dani T
Nov 22 at 5:32
add a comment |
up vote
0
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Foreach on a Resultset will return JSON object of each row.
I couldn't find any option DesignView to extract the value but you can achieve same in CodeView by assigning following code to your variable in CodeView.
In below MEETINGID is my column name.
"@items('For_each')?['MEETINGID']"
"imeetingid": "@items('For_each')?['MEETINGID']"
answered Nov 25 at 13:33
Mahesh B
39110
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Foreach on a Resultset will return JSON object of each row.
I couldn't find any option DesignView to extract the value but you can achieve same in CodeView by assigning following code to your variable in CodeView.
In below MEETINGID is my column name.
"@items('For_each')?['MEETINGID']"
"imeetingid": "@items('For_each')?['MEETINGID']"
answered Nov 25 at 13:33
Mahesh B
39110
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Foreach on a Resultset will return JSON object of each row.
I couldn't find any option DesignView to extract the value but you can achieve same in CodeView by assigning following code to your variable in CodeView.
In below MEETINGID is my column name.
"@items('For_each')?['MEETINGID']"
"imeetingid": "@items('For_each')?['MEETINGID']"
answered Nov 25 at 13:33
Mahesh B
39110
Foreach on a Resultset will return JSON object of each row.
I couldn't find any option DesignView to extract the value but you can achieve same in CodeView by assigning following code to your variable in CodeView.
In below MEETINGID is my column name.
"@items('For_each')?['MEETINGID']"
"imeetingid": "@items('For_each')?['MEETINGID']"
answered Nov 25 at 13:33
Mahesh B
39110
answered Nov 25 at 13:33
Mahesh B
39110
answered Nov 25 at 13:33
Mahesh B
39110
answered Nov 25 at 13:33
Mahesh B
39110
39110
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If possible, please add the resultset format in the question. Json ,XML or others? If there is sample data will be helpful.
– Tom Sun
Nov 14 at 9:48
"ResultSets": "Table1": [ A UnitData... , B UnitData... , ... ] "Table2": [ X UnitData... , Y UnitData... , ... ]
– Dani T
Nov 18 at 7:06
This is the output of the SQL query, that divides the results to 1000 rows on each table, each unit data element is a returned row, all tables have same elements structure.
– Dani T
Nov 18 at 7:07