Table Of Contents
- Use case
- General description
- The different parts of the Operator Transformer
- Guide
- Video guide
Use case
The Operator Transformer, as the name suggests, allows you to conduct multiple operations on two datasets. There are mathematical operators, bitwise operators, array merging/comparing, and much more.
General description
The operator Transformer can apply mathematical operations like Addition (Sum), Division, etc. to fields in the entity data.
The different parts of the Operator Transformer
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Operator (required field)
This specifies the operation to perform, for example, Addition (Sum) to execute. -
Data container left path (required field)
This defines the path to the first value to be used in the operation. -
Data container right path (required field)
This defines the path to the second value to be used in the operation. -
Data container destination path
This specifies the path where the result of the operation will be saved.
Guide
Here’s how you can implement the transformer.
Step 1: Click on Add Data Transformer and select Operator transformer.
Step 2: Select the Operator. For example, you can select Addition, Array Merge, etc.
Step 3: There are two fields named Data Container Right Path and Data Container Left Path. Enter the two data sets on which you want to run the operation as per your requirement.
Step 4: Next, you have to fill the field of the Data Container Destination Path. This is the new key that will reflect the operated data.
Step 5: The transformer will run the desired operation and store the operated data in the new key. You can visualize the same by clicking on the Run Test button.
Video guide
