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Hi @Miya,
Create a logic to append Priority column inside your collection as shown below:
Once the Priority is available as column Name, then you can write the below logic to achieve the functionality:
Hope it helps !!
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Manpreet Kaur
Manager
Deloitte
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Create a logic to append Priority column inside your collection as shown below:
Once the Priority is available as column Name, then you can write the below logic to achieve the functionality:- Loop through the TestData collection (I am using TestData Collection in this example)
- Add row to the "QueueColl". This will be the collection which we will be adding to the queue.
- Copy the content of the TestData collection to QueueColl. Since the Start Row starts with 0 in a collection hence reducing 1 from it.
- Adding data to the queue
- Finally removing all rows from the QueueColl to loop through the second record.
Hope it helps !!
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Manpreet Kaur
Manager
Deloitte
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Hello Miya,
You can create a Number data item called Priority. Keep this number incrementing in your loop.
In your Load Queue action pass this Data item in the Priority input parameter.
This will keep incrementing your priority for each row and you will see items getting added to the queue with increasing priority order.
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If I was of assistance, please vote for it to be the "Best Answer".
Thanks & Regards,
Tejaskumar Darji
Sr. Consultant-Technical Lead
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You can create a Number data item called Priority. Keep this number incrementing in your loop.
In your Load Queue action pass this Data item in the Priority input parameter.
This will keep incrementing your priority for each row and you will see items getting added to the queue with increasing priority order.
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If I was of assistance, please vote for it to be the "Best Answer".
Thanks & Regards,
Tejaskumar Darji
Sr. Consultant-Technical Lead
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Hi @Miya,
Create a logic to append Priority column inside your collection as shown below:
Once the Priority is available as column Name, then you can write the below logic to achieve the functionality:
Hope it helps !!
------------------------------
Manpreet Kaur
Manager
Deloitte
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Create a logic to append Priority column inside your collection as shown below:
Once the Priority is available as column Name, then you can write the below logic to achieve the functionality:- Loop through the TestData collection (I am using TestData Collection in this example)
- Add row to the "QueueColl". This will be the collection which we will be adding to the queue.
- Copy the content of the TestData collection to QueueColl. Since the Start Row starts with 0 in a collection hence reducing 1 from it.
- Adding data to the queue
- Finally removing all rows from the QueueColl to loop through the second record.
Hope it helps !!
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Manpreet Kaur
Manager
Deloitte
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