Hi;
I think this code solves your problem..
queryRun.query().datasourcetable(...).addRange
(fieldId2Ext(fieldnum(TableName,Dimension),ArrayIndex));
you can write 1,2 or 3 instead of ArrayIndex
�zg�r K�ro�lu
Dear Giris,
Thanks for the help, what I try is to add range by
using addrange
method, so something like
queryRun.query().datasourcetable(...).addRange(Dimension[xxxx]).value(anyvalue)
the problem is this addrange can not accept
elemental/arry field, any
suggestion how I can do this ?
Rgds,
Arief Darmawan
Girish Bhatkal wrote:
>you can use Table.Dimension[2] == value
> or Table.Dimension[1] == value
>select the array value depending on which dimension u
want to use.
>
>hope this is what u r looking for.
>
>
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