Missing zero character bug?

We did the changes.
1. check the write variables
2. check the On Success Execute and set value 0 on column variable

You can check those changes on the prints attached and also the log after we run with the changes, it shows value 0 to the On Success Execute instead of value -1 as your print.
On prints 33 and 34 you can see the transformer with a literal date, that exclude the 0s on the writer.


 

Sorry I am confused

Does it mean it is working?

Perhaps variable is called 00?





 

Hello Peter,

My name is Eduardo, and I am the developer who found this bug.

We have an automation that converts files and imports them into a platform. This issue of deleting zeros has impacted many other projects. We managed to create a minimal reproducible case, which Leonardo has already shared with you. This error has been occurring in object names, literals, variables, and connection names.

We believe it might be related to the lookup configuration we applied. When we changed the lookup from SELECT to TABLE, it started working again.

The latest screenshot, where declaring the literal 2100-01-01 results in 21-01-01, is already a major issue for us, as a literal is a string and should not be affected by different date formats.

Have you been able to reproduce these errors?
Do you need more evidence?

We are available for any further assistance.

Best regards,
Eduardo

Answering your question about the variable 00, we do not have any numeric variable outside the standard <variable>.

We can connect remotely and assist you tomorrow if you wish.
Just email us connection details, we are available from 09:00 GMT

We cannot reproduce the problem in the office be cause we need a minimum example from you
(Actual transformation together with package and files)