I used an SQL Select which would return 3 columns. The rows would depend on how many row data passed the conditions set. I have attached the sample result as well as the Loop type that is supposed to read/grab each row result.
Unfortunately, it only returns only 1 row.
I have noticed that the sample result (2nd row) doesn't actually have a column name before it. Unlike with the displayed images here: https://www.emailparser.com/d/automated-processes-databases/handling-sql-select-result
Please advise how can I grab the next row data when there's no column name before it.
Unfortunately, it only returns only 1 row.
I have noticed that the sample result (2nd row) doesn't actually have a column name before it. Unlike with the displayed images here: https://www.emailparser.com/d/automated-processes-databases/handling-sql-select-result
Please advise how can I grab the next row data when there's no column name before it.
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Hi,
It seems this question has been left unreplied by mistake....
Well, the customer contacted me by email and we found it was a bug in Email Parser 5.2. The version 5.3 Beta has this bug fixed:
https://www.EmailParser.com/beta
It seems this question has been left unreplied by mistake....
Well, the customer contacted me by email and we found it was a bug in Email Parser 5.2. The version 5.3 Beta has this bug fixed:
https://www.EmailParser.com/beta