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Madesh
4 years agoNew Contributor III
Parameters in GridView.
I am trying to create a dashboard with GridView as the component. In Gridview am using Dataadapter (SQL Query). I want to pass parameter to the GridView when displaying the data in the dashboard.
C...
- 4 years ago
Sorry I thought, the gridview is the triggering object, but you are looking for a way to change the query using a parameter.
If you have a sql data adapter, you can use the parameters in the sql script like here:
I hope, this is what you are looking for?
In the sample, Onestream replaces
|!WFProfileCriteria_TCR!|
with the parameter's value:
= 'Houston.Register'
and executes the query with this where statement:
... WHERE XFW_TCR_Register.WFProfileName = 'Houston.Register' ...
ChristianW
OneStream Employee
4 years agoThere is a Bound Parameter option in the sql table editor:
and an Column name for bound parameter option to define the column of the table, that will populate the parameter:
You only can populate the parameter with one column only.
- Madesh4 years agoNew Contributor III
Thanks Christian.
Hope this option is available when using SQL table editor. Is there any option available in GridView?- ChristianW4 years ago
OneStream Employee
yes, these options are in sql table editor and in grid view. The screenshots are from a sql table editor.
- Madesh4 years agoNew Contributor III
Hi Christian, i have tried the same in GridView but its not working. Is there any KB article for this to go-through.
- IB2 years agoNew Contributor
Hello,
Is it possible to tie this to a supplied parameter as a delimited list?
Thanks.
Indu
- IB2 years agoNew Contributor
Hi Christian,
I have a problem passing parameters with Multiselect=True. I want a list of the column to be passed to process a sql in the BR. Any help would be appreciated.
Thank You,
Indu
- ChristianW2 years ago
OneStream Employee
Did you encapsulate the parameter with brackets?
param = [|!MyParameter!|]
This is needed to prevent the business rule call from misinterpreting the commas in the comma-separated list.
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