Replies posted by Lucas Carvalho de Sousa

7 Replies

L
Seasoned
Lucas Carvalho de SousaSeasoned
asked in Developer and User Community

CDF Transformations Learning Path - Upload csv returns error 405 Method Not Allowed in learn-cdf

@Pasindu Perera I can’t change my internet connection, but the other two tests resulted in the same problem. However, after I tried switching browsers, it worked. I was using Firefox (v 122.0) which had the problem mentioned, and I tried on Chrome (121.0.6167.87) and it seems to be working fine there.

5
L
Seasoned
3 months ago
L
Seasoned
Lucas Carvalho de SousaSeasoned
asked in Developer and User Community

CDF Transformations Learning Path - Upload csv returns error 405 Method Not Allowed in learn-cdf

 @Pasindu Perera It seems the request is no longer even being sent from my side, now the UI just gets the name of the file as the table name and does nothing else Picture after selecting the file via “Upload CSV of JSON” button: The requests sent after the “upload”: 

5
L
Seasoned
3 months ago
S
Practitioner
Shashan UdawattePractitioner
published in How-To Guides

How to query Aggregate using the filter on related types [Cognite Official]

I tried this approach but I’m getting an error:{    "error": {        "code": 400,        "message": "Unknown property: <name_of_space>.<name_of_view>/<view_version_number>.DirectRelationProperty"    }}Any ideas on what could be the problem?

1442
Anita Hæhre
Seasoned Practitioner
3 months ago
L
Seasoned
Lucas Carvalho de SousaSeasoned
asked in Developer and User Community

[FDM] How to filter custom array properties in a GraphQL query

Hello @Carin Meems, it helped understand that what I wanted to do is not possible right now, but it its a possible workaround that I am investigating

4
L
Seasoned
8 months ago
L
Seasoned
Lucas Carvalho de SousaSeasoned
asked in Developer and User Community

[FDM] How to create array of instance relationships via REST API?

Hello @Jason Dressel,This was exaclty what I needed, thank you very much! Worked perfectly! I’ll just note here for anyone looking for a solution to this, you don’t need to explicitly declare the relationship directives, in this case:@relation(edgeSource: "ActedIn" type: {space: "imdb", externalId: "Movie.actors"}, direction: OUTWARDS)All relationships create these automatically (implicilty), you can just refer to your relationship with the externalId following the pattern: “[ViewName].[PropertyName]” and it should work. I’ll mark this question as answered, but just as curiosity, what is the purpose of these properties:autoCreateStartNodes autoCreateEndNodesI could/how would I use them to make this easier?

5
J
Seasoned Practitioner
9 months ago
L
Seasoned
Lucas Carvalho de SousaSeasoned
asked in Developer and User Community

[FDM] How to create array of instance relationships via REST API?

@Jason Dressel,I’m sorry I can’t share my actual model and POST request due to security reasons, this example was used just to show my intentions, which I believe you have understood.The “supportingCast” equivalent in my data model is of an array type like “[Actor]” as you mentioned.I am using the endpoint/models/instancesbuilding an object like this:{ "instanceType": "node", "space": my_space, "externalId": external_id, "sources": [ { "source": { "type": "view", "space": my_space, "externalId": entity, "version": version, }, "properties": properties, } ],}Where the properties are the values of the original post object.So, how should I build the post body of the request to create these “edge” relationships?

5
J
Seasoned Practitioner
9 months ago
Anders Hafreager
Practitioner
Anders HafreagerPractitioner
posted in Developer and User Community

General availability of Flexible Data Modeling

Have the official API docs been released?

5
T
Practitioner
11 months ago

Badge winners

Show all badges
Terms & ConditionsCookie Settings