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Hi All,

Do we have a way to generate an ID for each SQS event? 

Hi All,

Do we have a way to generate an ID for each SQS event? 

Hi Ashish,

For SQS messages, AWS creates a messageID for each message. will that help? It looks something like this - 

Name: messageId,
Value: 
{
            Binary list values: null,
            Binary value: null,
            Data type: String,
            String list values: null,
            String value: b0379c7e-98cc-4ff0-b27e-b6d1505866ab
}

Hi All,

Do we have a way to generate an ID for each SQS event? 

Thanks Ranadip, Is there a way we can configure it in Reltio's provided SQS? 

Hi Ashish,

For SQS messages, AWS creates a messageID for each message. will that help? It looks something like this - 

Name: messageId,
Value: 
{
            Binary list values: null,
            Binary value: null,
            Data type: String,
            String list values: null,
            String value: b0379c7e-98cc-4ff0-b27e-b6d1505866ab
}

Hi All,

Do we have a way to generate an ID for each SQS event? 

Hi Ashish, 

I believe this will be present in all SQS messages irrespective of producer or owner.  

Thanks Ranadip, Is there a way we can configure it in Reltio's provided SQS? 

Hi Ashish,

For SQS messages, AWS creates a messageID for each message. will that help? It looks something like this - 

Name: messageId,
Value: 
{
            Binary list values: null,
            Binary value: null,
            Data type: String,
            String list values: null,
            String value: b0379c7e-98cc-4ff0-b27e-b6d1505866ab
}

Hi All,

Do we have a way to generate an ID for each SQS event? 

Yes, the messageId would be present for all SQS messages regardless of the producer. It is something that AWS creates and would depend on the way you are consuming the messages. Below is a sample SQS message. The "Body" section would have the message that is created by Reltio. If you are just retrieving the body from the message, then you would not get the messageId, but if you retrieve the entire message, then you should see the messageId as well. 

		{			"Attributes": [				{					"Name": "SenderId",					"Value": "xxxxxxxxxxxx"				},				{					"Name": "ApproximateFirstReceiveTimestamp",					"Value": "1678317892289"				},				{					"Name": "ApproximateReceiveCount",					"Value": "1"				},				{					"Name": "SentTimestamp",					"Value": "1678317890059"				},				{					"Name": "AWSTraceHeader",					"Value": "Root=1-291f38c4-b5fdc371e47d03bbc8d6b80f;Parent=57f8e5b93327a8f4;Sampled=1"				}			],			"Body": "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",			"MD5OfBody": "60eb157b95092f2d77de448184f20724",			"MD5OfMessageAttributes": "f1f9a5e20cfcd2df3ca942eb7d404747",			"MessageAttributes": [				{					"Name": "commitTime",					"Value": {						"BinaryListValues": null,						"BinaryValue": null,						"DataType": "String",						"StringListValues": null,						"StringValue": "1678317880679"					}				},				{					"Name": "contentType",					"Value": {						"BinaryListValues": null,						"BinaryValue": null,						"DataType": "String",						"StringListValues": null,						"StringValue": "application/json"					}				},				{					"Name": "eventType",					"Value": {						"BinaryListValues": null,						"BinaryValue": null,						"DataType": "String",						"StringListValues": null,						"StringValue": "ENTITY_CREATED"					}				},				{					"Name": "messageId",					"Value": {						"BinaryListValues": null,						"BinaryValue": null,						"DataType": "String",						"StringListValues": null,						"StringValue": "b0379c7e-98cc-4ff0-b27e-b6d1505866ab"					}				},				{					"Name": "objectVersion",					"Value": {						"BinaryListValues": null,						"BinaryValue": null,						"DataType": "String",						"StringListValues": null,						"StringValue": "1000000000"					}				},				{					"Name": "operationId",					"Value": {						"BinaryListValues": null,						"BinaryValue": null,						"DataType": "String",						"StringListValues": null,						"StringValue": "d32a75b8-3dd1-4546-bdf2-94b22d3a1ca5"					}				},				{					"Name": "sourceObjectUri",					"Value": {						"BinaryListValues": null,						"BinaryValue": null,						"DataType": "String",						"StringListValues": null,						"StringValue": "entities/xxxxxxxx"					}				},				{					"Name": "tenantId",					"Value": {						"BinaryListValues": null,						"BinaryValue": null,						"DataType": "String",						"StringListValues": null,						"StringValue": "xxxxxxxxxxxxx"					}				}			],			"MessageId": "53a09418-a10c-4cc7-ac7e-3a7473b87adc",			"ReceiptHandle": "AQEBDFXhvOz06e40Q9EX45Ne04whCSOHkeak1Bkny/GLmCGA0TflrDY7FgjBxDsC1Sb9o6VvG5LB/jXbgIdlY0hLAb3Ijt8uvKgcQWzd4t/tEDVa/AmlNQuZrXmpMaUCzAdofmvnqep60/8YChVR4EgrwyRPAefoEMCsTuJeCPID6JOt+W23UeEpX9YOyE07HCIrJ/Ct3ZXPyQkZtL1kM4JeXRRKH/BMUcrnHtTTLJzS/tN5rmFS3U/RPNxJderIrHqMcBIA+VArOZagShd5V8OinxtqYJtpnASAtOnL1cmKqPRyk1/9Tsa/Ltq8R1TEuGBXTzmaoffAOrf4DvZ9fgGQhcUys//6pSw3QPSwIXWa20Vanx3U4BSw9RsLB3FdZ0ijWUcRPIZEjQy4xfw/OdqLNQ=="		}	

Hi Ashish, 

I believe this will be present in all SQS messages irrespective of producer or owner.  

Thanks Ranadip, Is there a way we can configure it in Reltio's provided SQS? 

Hi Ashish,

For SQS messages, AWS creates a messageID for each message. will that help? It looks something like this - 

Name: messageId,
Value: 
{
            Binary list values: null,
            Binary value: null,
            Data type: String,
            String list values: null,
            String value: b0379c7e-98cc-4ff0-b27e-b6d1505866ab
}

Hi All,

Do we have a way to generate an ID for each SQS event?