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Concatenate Date and Time in a signle field DTIME with NIFI

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Using a JSON Records File: HOW to concatenate two attributes (Date and TIME) in a single attribute called DATE_TIME and delete the originals attributes.

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@HENI MAHER

Use Update Record processor and use concat function on Date and TIME attributes then in Record Writer avro schema don't mention the original attributes.

Refer to this link for more details regards to Update Record processor.

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1.Another way is to extract the attribute value from the content and keep as Flowfile Attribute(using ExtractText,EvaluateJson..etc) processors then

2.Use Update Attribute processor and add new property in update attribute processor as

 ${Date}${TIME}

in Delete attributes list property value add your original attribute name.

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Master Guru

@HENI MAHER

Use Update Record processor and use concat function on Date and TIME attributes then in Record Writer avro schema don't mention the original attributes.

Refer to this link for more details regards to Update Record processor.

(or)

1.Another way is to extract the attribute value from the content and keep as Flowfile Attribute(using ExtractText,EvaluateJson..etc) processors then

2.Use Update Attribute processor and add new property in update attribute processor as

 ${Date}${TIME}

in Delete attributes list property value add your original attribute name.

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Thank You@Shu

You find enclosed the screenShot of the two proposals...but the result is the same...


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