I am trying to use tExtractJSONFields. In the JSON text there are multiple Authors whose FirstName and LastName are under different tags. I would like to unite both and delimit every author's name that can then be seen in tLogRow.
I ticked the fields of Array in the "columns" section of tExtractJSONFields component:
I am getting the output from tLogRow as [Han, Kamber], [Jiawei, Micheline]:
I want the output as Han, Jiawei; Kamber, Micheline.
{
"d":{
"__type":"Response:http:\/\/research.microsoft.com",
"Author":null,
"Conference":null,
"Domain":null,
"Journal":null,
"Keyword":null,
"Organization":null,
"Publication":{
"__type":"PublicationResponse:http:\/\/research.microsoft.com",
"EndIdx":1,
"StartIdx":1,
"TotalItem":112686,
"Result":[
{
"__type":"Publication:http:\/\/research.microsoft.com",
"Abstract":null,
"Author":[
{
"__type":"Author:http:\/\/research.microsoft.com",
"Affiliation":null,
"CitationCount":0,
"DisplayPhotoURL":null,
"FirstName":"Jiawei",
"GIndex":0,
"HIndex":0,
"HomepageURL":null,
"ID":594572,
"LastName":"Han",
"MiddleName":"",
"NativeName":null,
"PublicationCount":0,
"ResearchInterestDomain":null
},
{
"__type":"Author:http:\/\/research.microsoft.com",
"Affiliation":null,
"CitationCount":0,
"DisplayPhotoURL":null,
"FirstName":"Micheline",
"GIndex":0,
"HIndex":0,
"HomepageURL":null,
"ID":2331044,
"LastName":"Kamber",
"MiddleName":"",
"NativeName":null,
"PublicationCount":0,
"ResearchInterestDomain":null
}
],
"CitationContext":null,
"CitationCount":5979,
"Conference":null,
"DOI":"",
"FullVersionURL":null,
"ID":694978,
"Journal":null,
"Keyword":[
{
"__type":"Keyword:http:\/\/research.microsoft.com",
"CitationCount":0,
"ID":9033,
"Name":null,
"PublicationCount":0
},
{
"__type":"Keyword:http:\/\/research.microsoft.com",
"CitationCount":0,
"ID":9972,
"Name":null,
"PublicationCount":0
},
{
"__type":"Keyword:http:\/\/research.microsoft.com",
"CitationCount":0,
"ID":22078,
"Name":null,
"PublicationCount":0
},
{
"__type":"Keyword:http:\/\/research.microsoft.com",
"CitationCount":0,
"ID":35009,
"Name":null,
"PublicationCount":0
},
{
"__type":"Keyword:http:\/\/research.microsoft.com",
"CitationCount":0,
"ID":36239,
"Name":null,
"PublicationCount":0
},
{
"__type":"Keyword:http:\/\/research.microsoft.com",
"CitationCount":0,
"ID":38375,
"Name":null,
"PublicationCount":0
},
{
"__type":"Keyword:http:\/\/research.microsoft.com",
"CitationCount":0,
"ID":40483,
"Name":null,
"PublicationCount":0
},
{
"__type":"Keyword:http:\/\/research.microsoft.com",
"CitationCount":0,
"ID":41259,
"Name":null,
"PublicationCount":0
},
{
"__type":"Keyword:http:\/\/research.microsoft.com",
"CitationCount":0,
"ID":73998,
"Name":null,
"PublicationCount":0
}
],
"ReferenceCount":160,
"Title":"Data Mining: Concepts and Techniques",
"Type":1,
"Year":2000
}
]
},
"ResultCode":0,
"Trend":null,
"Version":"1.1"
}
}
I could use tJavaRow. Separating the inputs because they are arrays and then uniting the relevant indexes. It is highly complicated but I didn't need it. The information I was looking for already existed in the source and I just had to reroute it instead.