Is there a document stating the proper datatypes for the parameters of the FTP connector?
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FTP Connector datatypes for parameter
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Hi Onno,
You are free to choose the datatypes of the variables, as long as the relevant data of the input and output parameters can be converted to the datatype.
For the FTP connector, for example, you could use a VARCHAR domain with sufficient length for the URL, FTP method and filename, a VARBINARY(MAX) for the file data and an INTEGER for the timeout value. For enumeration options, a VARCHAR variable can be used. We have added the string representation of all enumeration options to the documentation.
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Hi Onno,
Do you need the exact datatypes or is this sufficient?
https://docs.thinkwisesoftware.com/docs/sf/process_flows.html#ftps-connector
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Hoi Jasper,
If you want to use the connector, you have to handle the output in a task. The parameters for this task need to be defined with their own domains. But these can only be created properly, when you also know the database datatypes.
Like taskparameter url; domain url; database datatype varchar(128) for instance.
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Hi Onno,
You are free to choose the datatypes of the variables, as long as the relevant data of the input and output parameters can be converted to the datatype.
For the FTP connector, for example, you could use a VARCHAR domain with sufficient length for the URL, FTP method and filename, a VARBINARY(MAX) for the file data and an INTEGER for the timeout value. For enumeration options, a VARCHAR variable can be used. We have added the string representation of all enumeration options to the documentation.
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