Appned single quotes('') to the cdt value

Hi Nikita, could you elaborate on the use case for wanting this?

AFAIK, There is no in-built function to append single quotes for all the CDT parameters. You can create one expression rule & pass CDT value as a input. In the rule, you can apply logic of appending single quotes to all the parameters. then return the CDT (You have to explicitly cast it to CDT Type while returning) to the caller. This expression rule you can call in apply() function for CDT array (for all the rows of a database). You need to make sure that if there are different data type CDT parameters then cast them to string before appending the single quotes. You can try this and let us know if that works for you.

@nikitar890 I don't understand how you got such requirement, but if this is the case then create an expression rule and have a rule input of type CDT or Any Type and form a Dynamic CDT where append single quote before and after the data for each property of CDT , so once you get the CDT having single quotes, you can do whatever you requirement is.

I hope this will help you to proceed further. But still i am in confusion, why do you want such behavio/functionality

@Aloks176: I am generating a document using the dynamic document template. So to build the XML the values should be in quotes. I have more than 30 CDT's from which I need to get the values so I am trying to make it dynamic. I have completed the building the expression for XML except that the values should be in single quotes.

@nikitar890 in such case i suggest you, can go for Dynamic CDT preparation as suggested by me as well as @durgeshk

Not sure if this helps but I had something similar and adapted it. The attached expression returns an array of the values in a given CDT, with each value between single quotes. To be honest I'm with aloks176 on this one - not sure why the values need to be in quotes as that's not usually a requirement for XML. Anyway, maybe the attached will help.

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PS - obviously replace the CDT type with one of your own.