More types of operators in mule data wave

1. Data weave operators
Coerce to string
(':any', ':type') ⇒ ':string'
Any simple types can be coerced to string. If formatting is required
(such as for a number or date) the format schema property can be
used.
Date and number format schemas are based on Java
DateTimeFormatter and DecimalFormat.

3. Coerce to number
• (':string', ':type') ⇒ ':number'
• A string can be coerced to number. If the given
number has a specific format the schema
property can be used.
• Any format pattern accepted by
DecimalFormat is allowed.

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6. Coerce a date to number
• (':time', ':type') ⇒ ':number'
• When coercing a date to a number, there is an
extra parameter you can add – 'unit' – to
specify what unit of time to use,

8. Coerce to date
• (':string', ':type')/(':number', ':type') ⇒ ':date'
• Date types can be coerced from string or
number.
• Any format pattern accepted by
DateTimeFormatter is allowed.

9. Transform

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11. Flatten
•
(':array') ⇒ ':array'
If you have an array of arrays, this function can
flatten it into a single simple array.

12. Transform

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14. Split By
• (':string', ':string')/(':string', ':regex') ⇒ ':array'
• Performs the opposite operation as Join By. It
splits a string into an array of separate
elements, looking for instances of the
provided string and using it as a separator.

15. Transform

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