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Transform a float value into integer using JoltTransformJSON in NiFi

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Hello! 

I'm trying to convert float values on my flow files into integers. My Jolt Specification looks like this:

[
{
"operation": "modify-default-beta",
"spec": {
"progress": "=toInteger",
"setup_value": "=toDouble",
"proposed_setup_cost": "=toDouble",
"real_setup_cost": "=toDouble",
"invoiced_value": "=toDouble",
"last_recognized_value": "=toDouble",
"starting_date": ["=toDateTime", "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss", "coerceOrNull"],
"last_progress_change": ["=toDateTime", "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss", "coerceOrNull"],
"end_date": ["=toDateTime", "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss", "coerceOrNull"]
}
}

But somehow my "progress" value is still being outputted like a float. If I have the value 100.0, it is not transformed to 100, for example. I also tried using "=toInteger(@(1,value))", but that also didn't worked.

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Explorer

Hi @enguias 

Try using "modify-overwrite-beta" instead of the "modify-default-beta", it should work.

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Explorer

Hi @enguias 

Try using "modify-overwrite-beta" instead of the "modify-default-beta", it should work.

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