tokenize (Stream Processor)
Tokenize the list and return each key, value as new attributes in events
Syntax
list:tokenize(<OBJECT> list)
list:tokenize(<OBJECT> list, <OBJECT> ...)
Query Parameters
Name | Description | Default Value | Possible Data Types | Optional | Dynamic |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
list | Array list which needs to be tokenized | OBJECT | No | Yes |
Extra Return Attributes
Name | Description | Possible Types |
---|---|---|
index | Index of an entry consisted in the list | INT |
value | Value of an entry consisted in the list | OBJECT |
Example 1
list:tokenize(customList)
The list:tokenize(customList)
function takes a list named customList
, and for each element in the list, it generates an event with the corresponding value. In this example, if customList
contains elements (gdn
, IBM
, XYZ
), the function will generate three events with value attributes gdn
, IBM
, and XYZ
respectively.
Example 2
CREATE STREAM ListStream (customList OBJECT);
CREATE SINK STREAM OutputStream (index INT, value OBJECT);
@info(name = 'TokenizeList')
INSERT INTO OutputStream
SELECT index, value
FROM ListStream#list:tokenize(customList);
In this corrected stream worker, the list:tokenize
function is invoked as part of the FROM clause, directly on the ListStream
. It generates an event for each element in customList
, with each event containing the index and the value of the corresponding list element. These events are inserted into the OutputStream
. The OutputStream
will then contain the index and value of each element in customList
.