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•Created by engineertdog on 4/28/2025 in #help

✅ Object Reference is null, even with try/catch

Not sure how, but this can be marked closed.

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CC#

•Created by engineertdog on 4/28/2025 in #help

✅ Object Reference is null, even with try/catch

Yeah, I could use that as a bypass until I get this reworked. This will work for small systems with less than 500k rows, but the systems that have 5 million rows is going to be problematic with this approach.

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CC#

•Created by engineertdog on 4/28/2025 in #help

✅ Object Reference is null, even with try/catch

I'm not sure why I'm still doing this anyway, apart from SQL performance. I need to query the SQLite database for each row rather than using memory to find these items.

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CC#

•Created by engineertdog on 4/28/2025 in #help

✅ Object Reference is null, even with try/catch

It only has issues on the first time running when I populate the SQLite database. Otherwise it's fine.

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CC#

•Created by engineertdog on 4/28/2025 in #help

✅ Object Reference is null, even with try/catch

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CC#

•Created by engineertdog on 2/18/2025 in #help

✅ Did MS push an update that is causing network issues?

It doesn't. I know there are MS employees in here.

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CC#

•Created by engineertdog on 7/31/2024 in #help

Parallel list

Whoops, I forgot that function. Basically it's a user-defined choice of parallel vs sequential.

c#
    public async Task TransformRecords(IEnumerable<SRT> sourceRecords) {
      if (Config.Parallel == "") {
        await TransformRecordsSequential(sourceRecords);
      } else {
        await TransformRecordsParallel(sourceRecords);
      }
    }

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    public async Task TransformRecords(IEnumerable<SRT> sourceRecords) {
      if (Config.Parallel == "") {
        await TransformRecordsSequential(sourceRecords);
      } else {
        await TransformRecordsParallel(sourceRecords);
      }
    }

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CC#

•Created by engineertdog on 7/30/2024 in #help

Base Class architecture

My question, is, am I on the right track? This class currently does Source->Destination and Destination->Source (effectively). Should this be broken out? One base class, another to reverse data flow? The intent is that I'd have the application specific classes that determine how data is pulled and formatted, and then I/O (extract/flush) classes for being able to read/write to file, SQL, or SDK

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CC#

•Created by engineertdog on 6/27/2024 in #help