Is there a possibility to return all columns that could be present for an API call, instead of only the columns in the given example? I can't include columns this way where I don't have an example including these. In some cases (e.g. pmid and doi) the examples always either include the one or the other column. I would like to have both present in my output (which I collect via a loop), but with OPS_JSON this is not possible.
It was very easy to do with JSON_select_Knime (here I could specify my columns of interest once in an external table), which is unfortunately no longer available in the newest release of the OPS-Knime nodes.
Is there a possibility to return all columns that could be present for an API call, instead of only the columns in the given example? I can't include columns this way where I don't have an example including these. In some cases (e.g. pmid and doi) the examples always either include the one or the other column. I would like to have both present in my output (which I collect via a loop), but with OPS_JSON this is not possible. It was very easy to do with JSON_select_Knime (here I could specify my columns of interest once in an external table), which is unfortunately no longer available in the newest release of the OPS-Knime nodes.