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Using the results of one Web query to hit multiple Web query endpoints

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I'm trying to use the results of one web query to run a series of web queries, and ideally append all the results.  Here is the general scenario:

 

Web endpoint: "https://127.0.0.1/SalesRegions"

Returns: "London, Paris, New York, Tokyo" ... up to X results.  Could be hundreds.

 

Web endpoint: "https://127.0.0.1/SalesRegion/<RegionName>"

<RegionName> is the list of results from the previous query.  There could be 1 to hundreds of endpoints we need to hit.

Returns: A list of rows and columns.  For example "SaleDate, Price, Item"

 

So I'm essentially looking for two steps.  Firstly how do I use the results of the first query to run multiple subsequent queries.  I understand how to do it if the Sales Regions are known in advance -- just create a bunch of static queries.  But I have no way of knowing what the first query will return and it could be hundreds of endpoints.

 

The second step is simply how to append all of these query results into one table, when the total number of queries isn't known in advance.

 

TIA if anyone can help at all!!!

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  • dbc13543 Profile Picture
    6 on at

    Sorry any chance you could elaborate a bit?  I can create a custom column that's formatted as a valid endpoint but what do you mean by "call" the endpoint?

     

    So for example I've got a table that looks like this, which is created by hitting endpoint ""https://127.0.0.1/ListSalesRegions":

     

    tblRegions

    RegionNamecstEndPoint
    Parishttps://127.0.0.1/SalesRegion/Paris
    Londonhttps://127.0.0.1/SalesRegion/London
    Milanhttps://127.0.0.1/SalesRegion/Milan
    Topekahttps://127.0.0.1/SalesRegion/Topeka

     

    Calling each of those 4 endpoints will return 4 tables that all use the same schema.  But how do I actually call all of these endpoints in a query and how do I Append the results of all these queries together into a single table if I have no way of knowing in advance what tblRegions will contain and it could be hundreds of records?

     

    I'm sorry if I'm being really simplistic, I'm still very new to all this.

  • dbc13543 Profile Picture
    6 on at
    RegionNameField1Field2Field3
    Parisloremipsumdolor
    Parissitametconsectetur
    Parisadipiscing elitsed

     

    Formatted in JSON of course.  The contents of the table are immaterial, what's important is that I:

     

    1. I have to call a REST API that will give me a list of endpoints I need to query.  There is no way to know in advance what these endpoints will be, and there could be hundreds of them.   So I can't use hard-coded data sources.

    2. Every endpoint will return a table with an identical number of fields, and all the fields are the same name.  I need to smash together all these individual tables into one large one.

  • dbc13543 Profile Picture
    6 on at

    Oh wow, thank-you.  Will take me some time to digest everything but I really appreciate this so much!

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