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Hi Nida,
in the "Functions" Tab go to Attributes and methods....
just declare a variable there after the comments section like this
int record_count = 0;
or in case you want to store strings etc better declare an arraylist
ArrayList<String> global_variable = new ArrayList<String>();
these variables declared in attributes and methods are accessible globally over multiple udf calls and there value persists and is not lost you can update the variables, increment them etc... in all the udf directly just like a normal variable.
PS: my undertanding is that you need this variable to maintain record count and access that in a udf or for whatever reason but you are looking for a global variable localized to one instance of a "pipeline/per message" I mean as soon as the message mapping is over everything is again set to 0.
Regards
Vinay
Hi Nida,
Can you check the below blogs:
Else you can try using Graphical function Index:
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