I'm trying to put a trigger condition in "When a record is created, updated or deleted".
I tried all the trigger conditions I saw in this forum, but unfortunately, it's not working.
It is an Option Set in the CDS entity.
This is my trigger condition:
#equals(triggerOutputs()?['body/statuscode'], 'Billed')
I also tried this one:
#equals(triggerOutputs()?['body/statuscode']?['Value'], 'Billed')
Here's the screenshot.
Thank you!
You need to use the integer property, not the label value, because the value passed from Dataverse for the statuscode field is going to be an integer value.
You can find the integer value by looking at the field in the Power Apps Maker portal.
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I am trying to put in a variable a value that the user has to introduce from a popup.
I have seen the function POPUP_GET_VALUES can be the adiente, but in the parameters that the function requires I see that there is a table to put the value into a field. As it is a unique value, I would like to put it within a single variable previously defined, in order to also be able to establish limits for the user to enter the value, since it has to be a percentage.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
You can use FM POPUP_TO_GET_ONE_VALUE and specify texts you want. But you should then check the format of input. For POPUP_GET_VALUES you need a table and field to reference, it will check the format for you.
I have a report that requires 3 parameters, all 3 has q query to pre populate them using a dataset for each, so the under their properties the available values is selected with the query. Default were also set to use the same query. This work fine.
My problem is when the user of the report wanted to enter the values themselves rather than going into the list populated by the query. Users know the value that they wanted to enter so it's faster for them to enter rather than select. SSRS report seems not to give you the ability to enter if you have set the available values and default values for some reason. Is their a way to go around this please?
Many thanks.
There is one straight forward way to use comma separated multi value parameter rather than list where user enters input.
Below link explains in detail, but I am quite sure you do not want to stick to below solution.
https://www.mssqltips.com/sqlservertip/3479/how-to-use-a-multi-valued-comma-delimited-input-parameter-for-an-ssrs-report/
Another thing you could do is keep your multi value parameter as list as it is and create a text input parameter.
Now if user want to simply choose from list fair enough you will have to handle second parameter as null because user chose from list.
Then on your dataset check and apply filter as 2nd parameter value as not null.
Same goes if user does text input then multi value parameter as not null.
I have a cube with Account Numbers stored as text strings. I need to create a report with a parameter that users can enter a list of Account Numbers.
I've created my query and in the filter I have "Account Number". The Operator is "equals" and I have ticked the Parameter check box.
If I run the report now, I can select multiple Account Numbers, but we have over 40,000 accounts so it can take a while to find and tick all the ones I want to report on. I want to be able to type or paste a list of Accounts.
If I go in to the Parameter Properties and set Available Values to "none" I can enter my list of accounts, but when I try to view the report I get this error.
The restrictions imposed by the CONSTRAINED flag in the STRTOSET function were violated.
I'm guessing I have to go in to the Dataset Properties and do something to the Account Number parameter to format the list of accounts in the correct way, but I have no idea how to do it.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks
David
I finally figured out how to do this.
Create your query with Account Number as a parameter.
In the #CustomerAccountNumber parameter, make sure its type is Text and tick Allow multiple values. Set Available Values to None and set Default Values to No default value.
Go to the properties of your dataset and go to Parameters. In the CustomerAccountNumber parameter set the Parameter Value to this:
=Split(“[Customer].[Account Number].&["+Replace(Join(Parameters!CustomerAccountNumber.Value,"],”)+”]”,”,”,”,[Customer].[Account Number].&["),",")
Now run your report and you should be able to type in a list of account numbers and get results for just those accounts.
I found my answer here.
During working I faced a very weird thing in phpfox script
I put in the table user a new field .. and this field is tinyint with default value 0 and started to work on giving the user the ability to insert the value through links and finally it's succeeded but when I tried to get this value by getUserBy('name_of_the_field') it gave me a null value although I checked it in the database table and found that field has a value ... so could you help me please ?!
The getUserBy() does not get every field in the user table, there is a predefined list of columns that it will fetch.
You will need to get this field in a different way or write a plug-in to the hook "user.service_auth___construct_query" so it loads your new field, I have not tried this but I believe it should work as a plug-in to that hook:
$this->database()->select('u.my_new_field,');
In Oracle CRM ON DEMAND we have the “Status” dropdown field with value as “Completed” in Activities. I have Configure it in a such a way so that the Subject field becomes read only when the status is set to Completed.How to do that.
I found the answer its by using Field Validation by writing Expression.To make Subject Field Read-Only when Status is set to Completed, follow these steps:
GOTO.Admin>Application Customisation>Activity>Activity Field Set UP.
Click Subject and in Field Validation box,
write the following expression
PRE('') = [] OR NOT []=LookupValue("EVENT_STATUS", "Completed")
save it to see required result