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162859 - no subject - Hi,\n\nI'm trying to create a report so
paulr866
over 9 years ago
Hi,
I'm trying to create a report so that I have the ability to select a business process (from a selectable grid) with all the related columns and export this into an excel document. However although I have the export functionality working the select functionality doesn't seem to be working and instead the entire data set is being passed over.
Can someone please advise? I have attached what I have done so far
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Paul
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sikhivahans
over 9 years ago
@paulr That's correct because wherecontains() can act only on same data types. Perform explicit type casting using cast() function. For example, let's say you are searching for a set of integer values (whose data type is 'Any Type') in an integer array. Then you should use wherecontains as follows:
wherecontains(tointeger(
),
).
To the best of my knowledge, we should always be aware of the data types of the data that we pass as inputs to a function and should be explicitly type casting them (when Appian doesn't perform a implicit type casting) on need basis.
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sikhivahans
over 9 years ago
@paulr That's correct because wherecontains() can act only on same data types. Perform explicit type casting using cast() function. For example, let's say you are searching for a set of integer values (whose data type is 'Any Type') in an integer array. Then you should use wherecontains as follows:
wherecontains(tointeger(
),
).
To the best of my knowledge, we should always be aware of the data types of the data that we pass as inputs to a function and should be explicitly type casting them (when Appian doesn't perform a implicit type casting) on need basis.
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