Reputation: 2663
I want to pass multiple parameters like year, month, week, etc., to a webi report in repository.
How can I achieve this?
Thanks
Upvotes: 1
Views: 14145
Reputation: 1
I can provide you an example from my side:
https://URL_path/BOE/OpenDocument/opendoc/openDocument.jsp?sIDType=CUID&sType=wid&sRefresh=Y&iDocID=AUcrjvCCPOVHtSvXJV9Qs0k&lsMYBO_BU=A;B&lsSYBO_CALYEAR=201410&lsSYBO_CRNCY=EUR
where:
sIDType=CUID
--> I will provide the CUID
of the WebI report
&sType=wid
--> type is WEBI-Report
&sRefresh=Y
--> the report should be refreshed = yes
&iDocID=AUcrjvCCPOVxxxvXJV9Qs0k
--> this is the CUID
of the report
&lsMYBO_BU=A;B
--> this is a M
(Multiple value variable) called YBO_BU
, and I am giving the values A
and B
&lsSYBO_CALYEAR=201410
--> this is a S
(Single value variable) called YBO_CALYEAR
, and I am giving the value 201410
(format might be important if you have users with different date formats, so use YYYYMM)
&lsSYBO_CRNCY=EUR
--> this is a S
(Single value variable) called YBO_CRNCY
, and I am giving the value EUR
I hope it helps.
BR,
Belén.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 16245
From what I recall it is just a matter of constructing your URL query string in standard fashion, e.g.
[URL_path]?paramA=123¶mB=xyz
As when forming any URL, you will need to make sure you URLEncode your parameters.
Here's a link to a BO XI 31 guide to opendoc syntax: Viewing Documents Using OpenDocument.
The BO API lets you query each "prompt" for its "type", e.g. single valued (lsM) or multi-valued. You may need to include parameter types in the URLs you build. The BO documentation explains this.
When passing date information, you may encounter localization issues depending on how your reports are set up and how you create your session with BO.
Upvotes: 3