Deserialize
March 13, 2018
|By Shashank Mishra
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Created OnMarch 13, 2018
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This Activity deserializes an already serialized Object. It is the flip side of the Serialize Activity. It takes as Input, a serialized Byte stream and Outputs a .Net Object of the Type used in the original serialization.
Deserialize Properties:
| Property Name | Data Type | Property Type | Property Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| OutVariable | .Net Object | Output | This property specifies the Object that SerializedValue should be converted to on deserialization. |
| SerializedValue | Byte[] | Input | This property specifies the serialized Byte stream that is used as input in the deserialization process. |
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- IEnumerable to Data Reader
- Data Table to List
- Nested String List to Data Table
- List to Data Table
- IEnumerable to List
- List to IEnumerable
- Remove from List
- Exists in List
- Value Exists in Dictionary
- Key Exists in Dictionary
- Remove from Dictionary
- Get from Dictionary
- Clear Dictionary
- Add to Dictionary
- Clear List
- Add to List
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- Introduction
- Overview of the Advanced Control Spreadsheet
- Refining the Control Spreadsheet
- The ProcessModel sheet – Toggling Subset Rules
- The Tables Sheet: Defining Metadata that will be read from the Source Database
- The ForeignKeys Sheet - Specifying which Foreign Keys to read from the Source Database
- Explanation of Remaining Sheets in the Control Spreadsheet (for reference only)
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- How to Configure the Synthetic Test Data Configuration Sheet
- Sample Commerce Configuration Sheet Examples
- Adding Event Hooks in Configuration sheet for custom functionality
- How the PreProcessVariables Table is used in the Configuration sheet
- Summary of the Process to Configure the Test Data Configuration sheet
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