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Using Assembly's XFBRs
Hi all, I'm in trouble in using an XFBR from an Assembly, inside a Data Adapter. I've just discovered that it's possible to use the XFBR function as part of a SQL Command, like this: SELECT * FROM...
Do you get a more interesting error in the error log?
You can also try putting your XFBR in a parameter and using that in your data adapter. I think i've always done that.
You can also move your SQL/data source to a data adapter rule in your service factory.
Thanks DanielWillis for your answer,
made some more test on my Data Adapter, executing it through the "Test Data Adapter" button. I changed the query, just to see how translation behaves:
AND a.Cube LIKE 'XFBR(WS, All2Like, Param=TEST)'
AND a.Cube LIKE 'XFBR(Workspace.MyActualWorkspaceName.MyActualAssemblyName, All2Like, Param=TEST)'
AND a.Cube LIKE 'XFBR(Workspace.Current.MyActualAssemblyName, All2Like, Param=TEST)'
AND a.Cube LIKE 'XFBR(XFBR_GetParamValue, ParamValue, Param=TEST)' => This is the "old style" Business Rule
Once translated it's like this:
AND a.Cube LIKE 'TEST'
AND a.Cube LIKE '#ERROR: XFBR[Workspace.MyActualWorkspaceName.MyActualAssemblyName, All2Like, Param=TEST]'
AND a.Cube LIKE '#ERROR: XFBR[Workspace.Current.MyActualAssemblyName, All2Like, Param=TEST]'
AND a.Cube LIKE 'TEST'
I'm currently on 8.4.0, I'll manage to repeat those tests on 8.5
Best Regards
FabioG
Do you get a more interesting error in the error log?
You can also try putting your XFBR in a parameter and using that in your data adapter. I think i've always done that.
You can also move your SQL/data source to a data adapter rule in your service factory.
Hi,
I had a kind of similar case where i used this and for me it worked with this formula :
XFBR(Workspace.Current.Assemblyname.Functionname,param=test)
Hope it can help.
Best regardsRayan
