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I have a report that contians 2 drilldowns. I have to drill on dates in FIRST report(Both title and data) it works fine. But in my second drilldown,iam passing 2 parameters PUSH_D and RDC Here my problem was Iam not able to pass the two parameters.In this i have a drilldown on data such that it should go to specific field RDC.
Here is my sAMPLE CODE
FIRST.FEX -DEFAULT &PUSH_D = 'FOC_NONE'; TABLE FILE SAVDATES SUM CARTONS CARTONS1 BY PUSH_D
TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=N1, BORDER=LIGHT, SIZE=8, BACKCOLOR=( 'WHITE' 'SILVER' ), FOCEXEC=app/SECOND(PUSH_D=PUSH_D), $ TYPE=TITLE, COLUMN=N1, BORDER=LIGHT, SIZE=8, COLOR='WHITE', BACKCOLOR='SILVER', STYLE=BOLD, FOCEXEC=app/SECOND, -*here i didnt pass any variable but it is working. $
SECOND FEX -DEFAULT &RDC = 'FOC_NONE;' TABLE FILE DYLSUM -*ON TABLE SET NODATA ' ' SUM CARTONS BY RDC ACROSS PUSH_D
You have to put a WHERE clause in the child focexecs that test the field against the parameter passed. I don't see any WHERE clauses in any of these reports.
This is not magic; you have to ask WF for what you want.