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The example below shows the specific records required to change a user’s email address.
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{ "users" : [ { "source" : { "id" : "invalidEmail@demo", "name" : "usernameInvalidEmail", "email" : "invalidEmail@demo" }, "transformation" : { "emailtransformation" : "validEmail@demo.com"{ "email": "validEmail@demo.com" } } } ] } |
Editing a user in a downloaded JSON file
You can achieve the same by downloading the current mapping file and editing it. If this is the case, the records for the user most probably will look like this:
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{ "users" : [ { "source" : { "id" : "invalidEmail@demo", "name" : "usernameInvalidEmail", "email" : "invalidEmail@demo" }, }, "destination" : { "newObject" : true "newObject": true }, "transformation" : { "emailtransformation" : "validEmail@demo.com"{ "email": "validEmail@demo.com" } } } ] } |
This is in the case that you only add a transformation record without changing the default source and destination user records in the downloaded file. For more details about editing or constructing a mapping file, check this guide.