May 7, 2014 at 7:22 am
Hi Gurus,
I'm trying to implement data passed from SQL database to REST API using SSIS.
Background:
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The REST API takes 3 parameters as input and this input is supplied via output from a sql query which will return me 10 records from my database.
I have a web service with the help of a method in it performs specific task. Once the tasks are complete it gives an output of ID.
So far:
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what I have done is built a package having Execute SQL task to generate the 10 records, followed by the Foreach Loop Container passing the 10 records to loop which contains the Script Task to connect to the Webservice. Further if Web Service is successful I will use the output to update a table with the ID for the 10 records.
My Question is:
How to get the result of the SQL query and input it to the REST API? I want to make this possible for one record for now. If this works then I will loop the 10 records.
Regards,
KK
May 7, 2014 at 7:37 am
kamal_ece (5/7/2014)
Hi Gurus,I'm trying to implement data passed from SQL database to REST API using SSIS.
I did not get your requirement. Can you please explain bit more with example. Also what is REST API ?
If it is some other application in which you want to use the query result, the application code need to have connectivity with your DB.
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May 8, 2014 at 2:56 am
REST(Representational state transfer) is the model of the Web. A browser makes a request to a URL and we get back a response. That request can be anything from GET, POST, PUT, DELETE and the response can be anything like HTML, image, PDF, XML.
It's just not only a browser but could be anything which can make request and process the response.
My requirement is to pass parameters to the REST API. The REST API will process and give me a response.
Hope this helps.
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