And the parcer in this case will replace myfi...@myfieldprefix with
value from filter definition?
On 27 апр, 15:25, Fabio Maulo <fabioma...@gmail.com> wrote:
> That is not a formulaCan you write something like this ?
> select yourfi...@yourfieldprefix from Something
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> 2009/4/27 s_tristan <ad...@zestad.ua>
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> > I have a property mapping when I need a dynamic SQL substitution:
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> > <property name='MyProperty'
> > formula='MyProperty:MyFilterDef.DynamicPrefix'/>
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> > And corresponding filter definition:
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> > <filter-def name='MyFilterDef'>
> > <filter-param name='DynamicPrefix' type='String'/>
> > </filter-def>
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> > Then I send this parameter to a session:
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> > string MyVar = "MyVar";
> > session.EnableFilter("MyFilterDef").SetParameter("DynamicPrefix",
> > MyVar);
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> > But this does not work - parser does not recognize the filter
> > parameter, it sends SQL query like:
> > "... MyProperty:MyFilterDef.DynamicPrefix as Formula_0_1"
> > instead of:
> > "... MyPropertyMyVar as Formula_0_1"
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> > Is this an expected behaviour? If yes, how to workaroung this to send
> > this parameter to SQL query?
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