Hi community, can anyone help me figure out the log which Get incorrect data after Update(both get and update will log the request and response). In my case, the data can be updated multiple times. I need to guarantee all the Get can get correct data. For example, there are 5 rows log: 1. Update A = 5, 2. Get A = 5, 3. Get A = 6, 4. Update A = 6,  5. Get A = 6; These logs are sorted based on time. Obviously the result obtained in the third row is incorrect, it should return A = 5. The sample data is like: id value time operation 124945912 FALSE 1718280482 get 124945938 FALSE 1718280373 get 124945938 FALSE 1718280373 update 124945938 null 1718280363 get 124945937 FALSE 1718280348 get 124945937 FALSE 1718280348 update 124945937 null 1718280337 get 124945936 FALSE 1718280330 get 124945936 FALSE 1718280330 update   Both id=124945937 and id=124945936 are correct since the obtained value after Update operation is same as Update value(false) even though the previous obtained value(null) which is before Update operation does not equal to Update value. Can ignore the Get operation if there is no Update operation before. Can anyone help? Thanks in advance^^ ... View more

Hi all, For this sort of json string, how can I extract KeyA, KeyB, KeyC?  { "KeyA": [ { "path": "/attibuteA", "op": "replace", "value": "hello" }, { "path": "/attibuteB", "op": "replace", "value": "hi" } ], "KeyB": [ { "path": "/attibuteA", "op": "replace", "value": "" }, { "path": "/attibuteC", "op": "replace", "value": "hey" }, { "path": "/attibuteD", "op": "replace", "value": "hello" } ], "KeyC": [ { "path": "/attibuteE", "op": "replace", "value": "" } ] }   My ideal output would look like： Key path op value KeyA attibuteA replace hello KeyA attibuteB replace hi KeyB attibuteA replace   KeyB attibuteC replace hey KeyB attibuteD replace hello Keyc attibuteE replace     Many thanks^ ... View more