Is there a why to create a local dynamic CDT in SAIL? I would be asking the user

You can easily create a data dictionary of any structure in an expression just using { } type syntax.. such as this example

load(
local!MyCustomData:
{
{
label: "Name",
field: "c0",
drilldownField: "dp0",
configuredFormatting: "NORMAL_TEXT",
configuredDrilldown: "PROCESS_DASHBOARD"
},
{
label: "Priority",
field: "c7",
drilldownField: "dp7",
configuredFormatting: "PRIORITY",
configuredDrilldown: ""
},
{
label: "Status",
field: "c8",
drilldownField: "dp8",
configuredFormatting: "PROCESS_STATUS_ICON",
configuredDrilldown: ""
},
{
label: "Started by",
field: "c1",
drilldownField: "dp1",
configuredFormatting: "USER_NAME",
configuredDrilldown: ""
},
{
label: "Start Time",
field: "c2",
drilldownField: "dp2",
configuredFormatting: "DATE_TIME",
configuredDrilldown: ""
},
{
label: "Active Tasks",
field: "c9",
drilldownField: "dp9",
configuredFormatting: "NUMBER",
configuredDrilldown: ""
}
},

/* Now you can refer to any element in your local variable using . delimeter.. such as */

local!MyCustomData[1].label

)


This would return "Name".. the label value for the first element in the array.

You can easily create a data dictionary of any structure in an expression just using { } type syntax.. such as this example

load(
local!MyCustomData:
{
{
label: "Name",
field: "c0",
drilldownField: "dp0",
configuredFormatting: "NORMAL_TEXT",
configuredDrilldown: "PROCESS_DASHBOARD"
},
{
label: "Priority",
field: "c7",
drilldownField: "dp7",
configuredFormatting: "PRIORITY",
configuredDrilldown: ""
},
{
label: "Status",
field: "c8",
drilldownField: "dp8",
configuredFormatting: "PROCESS_STATUS_ICON",
configuredDrilldown: ""
},
{
label: "Started by",
field: "c1",
drilldownField: "dp1",
configuredFormatting: "USER_NAME",
configuredDrilldown: ""
},
{
label: "Start Time",
field: "c2",
drilldownField: "dp2",
configuredFormatting: "DATE_TIME",
configuredDrilldown: ""
},
{
label: "Active Tasks",
field: "c9",
drilldownField: "dp9",
configuredFormatting: "NUMBER",
configuredDrilldown: ""
}
},

/* Now you can refer to any element in your local variable using . delimeter.. such as */

local!MyCustomData[1].label

)


This would return "Name".. the label value for the first element in the array.