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Like in unix shell scripts or oracle we can see the value that was stored in a variable using echo $variable , dbms.output.putline() respectively...
Similarly , how can i see the value stored in a variable using my script ?? is there any command available ?? or i can see it only in the list box.??
Hi,
Make sure that the variables actually holds the value once the script execution is finished.
To make sure this, you can go to setting -> variable overview.
Here you will find all the variables and their values.
If the variable has the value, then create a text box and use =VData and it will show values.
Regards,
Kaushik Solanki
command : TRACE $(YourVariable)
Thanks for your reply. In the script editor , I included a line as below
Let VData='Test Display' &'-'&'Value';
TRACE $(VData);
When I try to display it in a text object to see the output of my variable value
=TRACE $(VData); it was not showing any value
Regards
Sathya
try sleep(10000) after trace .
thanks for your quick reply, I could see the value while running the .qvw file. But can I display that in a text object ?? how ?
U can debug the code one by one instead of reload.
Regards,
Kabilan K.
front end?
text box expresssion: = $(variablename)
and u can display the varible in text box through below structure.
=$(YourVariableName)
Regards,
Kabilan K.
thanks .. I could see the output for the variable value while doing debug step by step..
But with the above expression it was not displaying the value in the front end text object ??
=$(VData);
Hi,
Make sure that the variables actually holds the value once the script execution is finished.
To make sure this, you can go to setting -> variable overview.
Here you will find all the variables and their values.
If the variable has the value, then create a text box and use =VData and it will show values.
Regards,
Kaushik Solanki