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I am getting errors on Record type objects when I try to apply a schema in my custom connector even though I have added the nullable type identifier.
The below example shows whenever I have location = null, it throws an error.
Here is a condensed listing of how I am defining my schema in my PQ file:
ProjectType = type table [ ... location = nullable LocationType, ...], LocationType = type [ country = text, state = text, streetName = text, streetNumber = text, suite = text, city = text, zip = text, complete = text, coords = nullable CoordsType ]
I have defined location as being a nullable record.
I copied the Table.ChangeType helper function from here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-query/helper-functions#tablechangetype.
If I change the schema definition to nullable any then it works but then I do not have my schema applied for the location records that are provided.
ProjectType = type table [ ... location = nullable any, ...],
Hello @JoeFields - you need to add a step in your query (before the point at which the error is thrown) which converts null values into empty records so that the field can be evaluated like a record, like this:
Table.TransformColumns(Source, {{“Column1”, each if Value.Is(_, type record) then _ else [a=_] }} )