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I have two parameters that are chained on an html report, but they're not returning anything. When I didn't have them chained (in the procedure), I could get data back, but now I'm not getting anything displayed. The two drop down lists are populated correctly. The first one is vehicle make and the second is vehicle model. When I choose Ford for the make, the model drop down displays the correct models. I've tried a number of makes and models and don't get anything displayed when I click on the run button. I see my report header, but there is no data. I am also not getting any errors. Any suggestions as to what I should look at to fix this?
TheresaThis message has been edited. Last edited by: Kerry,
Originally posted by Tom Flynn: Right-Click your 1st parameters box and, IF, Cache run time data is checked, click it, to uncheck it. If it is NOT checked, click it, to check it...
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It was checked, so I unchecked it and ran the report again with the same results
I meant the CAR stuff. I thought you had a chained process where CAR was selected and would populate the MODEL Listbox, and that those values were not being passed, correct?
-SET &ECHO = ALL;
-TYPE VEHICLE MAKE = &VEHICLE_MAKE
-TYPE VEHICLE MODEL = &VEHICLE_MODEL
Now run your html file and then on the output window right click it and select view source. Scroll down until you see the fex. You can then see what is being passed for the make and model (look at the -type statements you added).
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I meant the CAR stuff. I thought you had a chained process where CAR was selected and would populate the MODEL Listbox, and that those values were not being passed, correct?
Let's work with that code...
When you said FOCEXEC, I was thinking FEX. The only other code I see is on the html tab. Is that what you're referring to?
I don't know if the values are being passed or not. How do I check that? I can choose the make and model and the values in both of those dropdowns are correct. My third parameter is not chained, but I am just leaving it at the default "All". I do get the headers displayed on the results page, but no data (or errors, for that matter).