ISC Workflow Variable Advanced Editor

[Jiovanni (Jiovanni Alvarado)]

Hello,

I wouldn’t like to make a HTTP request for an UpperCase Transform. I see in the Define Variable, Advanced Editor there is a section to add a transform. I was looking for some info about it but there are not much. I’d like to get the attribute in uppercase. I tried to add the script for upper transform but the variableA.$ is outside the transform section, so I am confused on this kind of json template.

Can you guys help me out to set up the upper transform in this section? or point me out where I can look at.
Thanks,
Jio

[MattUribe]

The transforms field here doesn’t work the way you might think it does. You can’t just throw any of the SailPoint transforms in there and expect it to work.

That “transforms” field you see in the Define Variable step is actually where it tracks the operator that is selected. See below:

[Jiovanni (Jiovanni Alvarado)]

Thanks Matt, and you have a suggestion what would it be the best approach to have a caps converter in a workflow? For now, since I have one word to compare, I have added a list with possible option: all upper/lower caps, title caps.
Thanks,

[amankumargupta (Aman Gupta)]

Hi, this might help you

Use Transform or Rules inside a Workflow

@ffalcitelli you cannot call rules or transforms in Workflow. For your usecase you can use the Define Variable Operator - SailPoint Identity Services. This operator can assist you with your use case. Using it, you can: Concatenate your different attributes coming from your forms. Use the replace function to remove spaces. [image] However, I don’t see a “to lowercase” operator available. You might want to check if you can use the replace function with regex syntax to achieve that.

[leonardo_netbr (leonardo moura)]

Did you succeed in converting to lowercase?

[kalyan_dev32 (Pavankalyan Dosa)]

Check this example workflow

Test12320250521(1).json (5.2 KB)