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OK now, where do I add a -SET Statement in InfoAssist+? Not a prompt or a filter, just, something like: -SET &ThisYear = &DATEYY ;This message has been edited. Last edited by: Doug,
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By a global variable you mean a &&variable rather than a &variable ?
I have created single &variable in a report object. I mean coding -SET &VARIABLE = 'WHATEVER'; in the preprocessing other component and the &VARIABLE in the Report component.
There is no current way to do -SETs in IA+ (as of 8202M). I think due to it creating a security concern. Like Chuck was saying, the only way to facilitate custom variable expressions in this way to IA+ users is to create global variables in a fex somewhere and point to them within your edasprof.prf file on the Reporting Server. We've got a huge set of them for dates that we've made available to our IA+ users. It works really well. Global == &&, local == &.
8.2.02M (production), 8.2.02M (test), Windows 10, all outputs.
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Or use a Reporting Object if you only want reports or diagrams, do your -SET there in the preprocessing part and create a report or diagram on the reporting object. This way you can also use local variables.