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Posted on by Walid Gamal

Hi all,

in my class i want to pass parameter that equal to base enum the string variable of enum

called Action Parameter from main to proprompamodifcontract in my class

to help me in add range to the query 

i used override method new and pass parameter called ActionParm in new and set Super() in it

but the parameter not passed

my proprompamodifcontract  method code is

protected void prePromptModifyContract()
{
Query myQuery;
QueryBuildDataSource QBDS;
//myQuery = this.parmReportContract().parmQueryContracts().lookup(this.getFirstQueryContractKey());
myquery = new Query(querystr (pendingordersquery));
QBDS = myquery.datasourcetable(tablenum(pendingordersview));
if (myQuery)
{
myQuery.dataSourceTable(tableNum(PendingOrdersView)).clearRanges();
if (ActionParm == "0")
{
QBDS.addRange(fieldNum(PendingOrdersView, CustGroup)).value(queryvalue(131));
QBDS.addRange(fieldNum(PendingOrdersView, SalesStatus)).value(queryvalue("Open order" || "Delivered"));
}
else if (ActionParameter == "1")
{
QBDS.addRange(fieldNum(PendingOrdersView, CustGroup)).value("133");
QBDS.addRange(fieldNum(PendingOrdersView, SalesStatus)).value("Open order , Delivered");
}
}
}

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  • Martin Dráb Profile Picture
    Martin Dráb 239,381 Most Valuable Professional on at

    First of all, let me refactor your code to something more readable:

    protected void prePromptModifyContract()
{
    Query myQuery = new Query(queryStr(PendingOrdersQuery));
    QueryBuildDataSource qbds = myQuery.datasourceTable(tableNum(PendingOrdersView));
    
    qbds.clearRanges();
    
    if (ActionParm == "0")
    {
        qbds.addRange(fieldNum(PendingOrdersView, CustGroup)).value(queryValue(131));
        qbds.addRange(fieldNum(PendingOrdersView, SalesStatus)).value(queryValue("Open order" || "Delivered"));
    }
    else if (ActionParameter == "1")
    {
        qbds.addRange(fieldNum(PendingOrdersView, CustGroup)).value("133");
        qbds.addRange(fieldNum(PendingOrdersView, SalesStatus)).value("Open order , Delivered");
    }
}

     

    I see several issues there, but if your main problem is that you don't get the value of ActionParm, this code is not related to your problem. You have to look at code where unsuccessfully try to set the value.

  • Walid Gamal Profile Picture
    Walid Gamal on at

    thanks for your replay

    i will sent my code

    this is main

    public static client void main(Args args)

    {

       str ActionParameter =        args.parmEnum();

       PendingOrderController       QOPOG;

       //define the new object for controller class

       QOPOG   = new PendingOrderController(ActionParameter);

       //set the report name and report design to run

       if (ActionParameter == "0")

       {

               QOPOG.parmreportname(ssrsreportstr(PendingOrders, PendingOrdersbyCustomer));

       }

       else if(ActionParameter == "1")

       {

               QOPOG.parmreportname(ssrsreportstr(PendingOrders,PendingOrdersbyCustomer));

       }

       //execute the report

       QOPOG.startoperation();

    }

    then new

    public void new(str ActionParm)

    {

           super();

    }

    can you tell me how to pass the parameter?

    thanks again Martin Dráb .

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    Martin Dráb Profile Picture
    Martin Dráb 239,381 Most Valuable Professional on at

    Please use </> button in the rich formatting view to insert your code in a formatted way. Also, paying more attention to naming conventions would make your code more readable.

    public static client void main(Args args)
{
    str ActionParameter = args.parmEnum();
    PendingOrderController       QOPOG;

    //define the new object for controller class
    QOPOG   = new PendingOrderController(ActionParameter);

    //set the report name and report design to run
    if (ActionParameter == "0")
    {
        QOPOG.parmreportname(ssrsreportstr(PendingOrders, PendingOrdersbyCustomer));
    }
    else if(ActionParameter == "1")
    {
        QOPOG.parmreportname(ssrsreportstr(PendingOrders,PendingOrdersbyCustomer));
    }

    //execute the report
    QOPOG.startoperation();
}

public void new(str ActionParm)
{
    super();
}

    Nevertheless the effect of your code is the same like this:

    public static client void main(Args args)
{
    PendingOrderController controller = new PendingOrderController();	
    controller.parmReportName(ssrsReportStr(PendingOrders, PendingOrdersbyCustomer));
    controller.startOperation();
}

    You never use your parameter for anything useful.

    To pass the value from main() to the controller object, you need an instance variable (= (in classDeclaration) and set its value from main(). One option is adding a custom variable and a parm method, but you can do it even simpler. You can pass args to parmArgs() and then access args object from prePromptModifyContract().

    Also, please learn how to use enums - your attempts to convert enum values to strings containing numbers makes no sense. The syntax for accessing enum values is EnumName::EnumElement, such as SalesStatus::Delivered.

  • Walid Gamal Profile Picture
    Walid Gamal on at

    i use the same design right now but i will use another design after i finished this

    so i need this if condition with enum parameter

  • Martin Dráb Profile Picture
    Martin Dráb 239,381 Most Valuable Professional on at

    You're most welcome to include such functionality, but it's not related to the topic of this thread. Please follow my suggestion how to pass the value to prePromptModifyContract().

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