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Making a Stored Procedure parameter truly optional
Richard Mabjish
06/16/20 03:30 PM
I have a stored procedure in FM that is being used in a report. The SP parameters are being passed to ...
brenda grossnickle
06/17/20 09:12 AM
Disclaimer - I have no experience with stored procedures in FM. But that won't stop me for giving my ...
Richard Mabjish
06/18/20 01:54 PM
Already had tired different ways to pass NULL, it does not work.------------------------------------------- ...
Mark Allen
06/18/20 03:45 PM
What type of value is the prompt (text,number,date, etc)? ------------------------------ Mark Allen ...
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Making a Stored Procedure parameter truly optional
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Richard Mabjish
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I have a stored procedure in FM that is being used in a report. The SP parameters are being passed to the report via prompts. I would like to make one of those prompts optional, however Cognos does not allow me!
I implemented the steps in
this document,
however when I do not provide a value at the prompt, then cognos uses the one in FM manager, so still it is not optional.
Any ideas or workarounds on how to make a SP parameter truly optional in a Cognos report.
Thanks!
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brenda grossnickle
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Disclaimer - I have no experience with stored procedures in FM. But that won't stop me for giving my 2 cents :-) . Can you set the "one in FM manager" equal to NULL as the default value?
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Already had tired different ways to pass NULL, it does not work.
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Subject: Making a Stored Procedure parameter truly optional
Disclaimer - I have no experience with stored procedures in FM. But that won't stop me for giving my 2 cents :-) . Can you set the "one in FM manager" equal to NULL as the default value?
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brenda grossnickle
BI Programmer Analyst
FIS
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What type of value is the prompt (text,number,date, etc)?
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