Chapter 6: User Interface | Using Queries |
Query Parameter Replacement
There are a number of special parameters that the query system recognizes. When a query is run the parameters are resolved and the results are returned. With the exception of $current_worker_id$, all queries containing parameters will present an intermediate page where the worker can provide input.
$current_worker_id$The parameter $current_worker_id$ will automatically be resolved to the ID of the credential worker. The resolved parameter will not be quoted.
Example [My open items]:
workitem_assigned_to_worker_id = $current_worker_id$ and workitem_status_lookup_id = 300
example - work items that the current worker created:
workitem_created_by_worker_id = $current_worker_id$
$prompt_number(“<prompt>”)$The parameter $prompt_number(“<Prompt>”)$ will produce an edit control labeled with <prompt> on an intermediate page where the worker can provide numeric data. The resolved parameter will not be quoted.
Example $prompt_number(“<prompt>”)$:
workitem_number >= $prompt_number("Enter work item number lower boundary")$
$prompt_string(“<prompt>”)$The parameter $prompt_string(“<Prompt>”)$ will produce an edit control labeled with <prompt> on an intermediate page where the worker can provide string data. The resolved parameter will be quoted.
Example $prompt_string(“<prompt>”)$:
assigned_to_worker_name >= $prompt_string("Enter a worker name")$
$prompt_lookup(“<prompt>”, “<lookup query name>”)$The parameter $prompt_lookup(“<prompt>”, “<lookup query name>”)$ will produce a
Example $prompt_lookup(“<prompt>”, “<lookup query name>”)$:
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