hello,
I have tried to replace a query parameter from a template variable without success. I tried setting a metadata variable and that seemed to work as long as the metadata defined was static.
I want to be able to do the following
{run-now} {include:$ProjectName} {sql:datasource=Report_DataMart} select '$first', key FROM [dbo].[strategy] where key like '$first%' {sql} {run-now}
where $first is a template parameter.
I have also tried this {run:replace=first:$first} {sql:datasource=Report_DataMart} select * FROM [dbo].[strategy] where key like '$first%' {sql} {run}
with out any success. only thing I got working is select '%metadata_example1%' however metadata plugin does not support getting it's value from a template parameter.
Thanks in advance,
Iris
I don't know how you can get a template variable to work in this scenario .
Our company just upgraded from 3.5.9 to 6.8.1 (I know...we got behind).
In 3.5.9, we were able to wrap template variables in the metadata-list macro. This was great, because it let us define list values for our users to fill out in a form and then create custom reports from the result:
{metadata-list}
|| Date | @Date|textarea(1,40)@ |
|| Requester | @Requester|textarea(1,40)@ |
|| Type | @Type|list(Select,Maintenance,Incident,Defect,Complaint,Query)@ ||
{metadata-list}
I am trying to figure out how to do this with 6.8.1, but it seems that I can either have variables that are not metadata, or static metadata that people have to fill in manually rather than choose from a list.
Is anyone able to help me with a great suggestion here?
Thanks,
Carrie
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