Alastair, you need to write an EEP and call that with the USING. I've never
done this with an
embedded eep. The other way, that I use for an embedded eep, is to set a
variable and check it on
the way into the eep.
Something.eep USING 'A'
-- Something.eep
SET VAR vAction TEXT = .%1
SWITCH .vAction
CASE 'A'
...
BREAK
CASE 'B'
....
BREAK
ENDSW
--- Alastair Burr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Please could somebody confirm whether it is permissible to attempt to pass a
> parameter to a
> Custom EEP by putting the parameter in the space on the EEP's tab for the
> custom EEP's name?
>
> For example, I want to pass USING 'A' to a custom EEP on an enhanced Speed
> Button so I have the
> following entries on the EEP tab:
>
> Predefined [Null]
> Stored Procedure [Null]
> Custom Form Action [Null]
> Custom: USING 'A'
> (Edit EEP button is grey)
> (Edit Custom EEP button is yellow)
>
> If that's not the way to do it maybe someone could enlighten me as to how it
> should be done?
>
> Regards,
> Alastair.
>
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