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Hey there,    Running a query -  current_unique_IDs = demisto.executeCommand( "query" , { "query" :get_current_uniqueIDs_query_SQL, "using-brand" : "Generic SQL" })   when i execute -  demisto.results( type (current_unique_IDs)   I get    But when i try list functions it says it is a dict. but when i try to do dict functions I get a non hashable error.    I want to use the query object, preferable as a set, to filter a dataframe. So what python type is a query result?   Downloaded as a file. it is an odd | delimited file. This appears to be neither a dict or a list. Anyone have a link or gist on how to best deal with this data to get it in a list, or set?   Thanks for your time.   ... View more

Hey there. I have what I believe to be a python syntax question. We have a playbook with two automations. The first downloads a file, which is successful. The first automation has an output of the EntryID.   The second automation needs to use the entryID to get the file that was just downloaded it and perform some tasks.   Finally the question; What is the syntax in the second automation to reference the input entryID?     In powershell it looks like: $entryId= $demisto.Args()["EntryId"]   What is the python equivalent?   The goal of the second automation is retrieve the downloaded csv, parse it and then insert data into the database.   We’ve tried: params=demisto.params() - error: params doesn't exist args=demisto.args() - error: args doesn't exist demisto.params()["EntryId"] - error: params doesn't exist result = demisto.ExecuteCommand('getFilePath', @{id = entryId})[0]["Contents"]["path"] - i cant get to the entry id     We’ve reviewed: https://xsoar.pan.dev/docs/integrations/code-conventions https://xsoar.pan.dev/docs/reference/api/common-server-python System scripts for examples   Our Playbook: Automation 1 Inputs     Outputs     Automation 2 Input       ... View more