Edit Parameters #
Note: Do not define parameters when using the Delta Update mode, because the parameters of the Init mode will be automatically applied.
Parameters can have single values, intervals and complex selections.
- Click on [Edit] (1) and open the editor to change the parameters. The window “Edit Range” opens.
- Set values for Sign (2), Option (3), Low Value (4) and if needed, for High Value (5).
Sign determines for every row whether the result of the condition is included or excluded in the result. Select either Include or Exclude.
Option contains the selection option for the condition of the row in form of logical operators.
Low Value designates the comparison value or the lower interval limit.
High Value designates the upper interval limitation. - You can apply multiple filters or delete filters by clicking the [Delete] button at the bottom left corner of the window.
- Click [OK] to save your input.
Operators #
| Operator | Meaning |
|---|---|
| =, EQ | True if the content of operand1 is equal to the content of operand2 |
| <>, NE | True if the content of operand1 is not equal to the content of operand2 |
| <, LT | True if the content of operand1 is less than the content of operand2 |
| >, GT | True if the content of operand1 is greater than the content of operand2 |
| <=, LE | True if the content of operand1 is less than or equal to the content of operand2. |
| >=, GE | True if the content of operand1 is greater than or equal to the content of operand2 |
| *, LIKE | True if the value of the operand operand1 matches (does not match) the pattern in the operand operand2. |
| [], BETWEEN | True if the content of the operand operand (not) lies between the values of the operands operand1 and operand2. |
Variables #
Variables are supported.
Add an @ symbol right before the value to mark it as a variable.
Script Expressions #
Script expressions can be used as selection parameters. They are usually used to determine a dynamic date based on the current date.
Examples:
| Input | Output | Description |
|---|---|---|
#{ DateTime.Now.ToString("yyyyMMdd") }# |
yyyyMMdd | Current date in SAP format |
#{ String.Concat(DateTime.Now.Year.ToString(), "0101") }# |
yyyy0101 | Current year concatenated with “0101” |
#{ String.Concat(DateTime.Now.ToString("yyyy"), "0101") }# |
yyyy0101 | Current year concatenated with “0101” |
#{ String.Concat(DateTime.Now.ToString("yyyyMMdd").Substring(0,4), "0101") }# |
yyyy0101 | Current year concatenated with “0101” |
For more information on script expression, see Script Expressions.