3 weeks ago
Hi all,
I have a data management step which is of "execute business rule" type, and make use of parameters so that when I run it, it prompts me to select the parameters. The parameters are "member dialog" parameters.
Now, since I want users to be able to run the step without giving them access to the Application tab, I am creating a dashboard that has a button in it to run the data management step.
I have built some combo boxes that use "member list" parameters, created a data mng sequence that contains the data mng step, and a standard button which runs the data mng sequence.
How do I pass the combo boxes selection to the data mng sequence?
Thank you
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3 weeks ago
To give an update, I have been able to pass the parameters from the combo boxes to the data mng step via the standard button.
One thing to consider and that I was initially getting wrong is that the parameters to pass must be the member dialog parameters, and not the data mng step parameters name.
The following pictures will make it clearer.
This is the data mng step:
This does not work (using the data mng step parameter name):
This works (using the member dialog parameter):
3 weeks ago
You can create a dashboard extender rule and do the following
Create a dictionary
Pass the combo box values to the rule.
Dim strCMBValue as String = args.NameValuePairs.XFGetValue("whatyoupasswdasbuttonclick")
Dim dictDMparams as New Dictionary( of string, strong)
dictDMparams.Add("DMParam", strCMBValue)
Brapi.utilities.executedmsequence(sequencename, dictDMparams)
3 weeks ago
To give an update, I have been able to pass the parameters from the combo boxes to the data mng step via the standard button.
One thing to consider and that I was initially getting wrong is that the parameters to pass must be the member dialog parameters, and not the data mng step parameters name.
The following pictures will make it clearer.
This is the data mng step:
This does not work (using the data mng step parameter name):
This works (using the member dialog parameter):
3 weeks ago
Yes, if you are running it directly from the button, then yes it is way. Usually I prefer to use the dashboard extender rule approach as I can check whether the parameter is empty or whether it is materialized and then run the dm sequence.
3 weeks ago
No I think you are right. I don't know what I was thinking. Typing code from phone is also not helping. Yup you pass the parameter name as the name and then the parameter value as the value when calling a DM from dashboards.