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Parameters

yunIO supports dynamization of extractions using input parameters in the following integration types:

  • SAP Table and View
  • Report
  • Transaction

When using Transaction and BAPI you can define custom parameters.

Input parameters require users to pass actual values when running a yunIO service. SAP system variables can be also used for parametrization of SAP Table and View integration type using WHERE Clause.

List of Available Parameters

The number of available parameters depends on the integration type.
Example: whereClause is a parameter specific to the integration type SAP Table and View.

Parameter Description Integration Type Example Syntax
rows Sets the maximum number of rows to be extracted Available for SAP Table and View http://yunio.example:8075/services/KNA1/?rows=10
packageSize Sets the package size Available for SAP Table and View http://yunio.example:8075/services/KNA1/?packageSize=1000
whereClause Sets a WHERE clause Available for SAP Table and View http://yunio.example:8075/services/KNA1/?whereClause=LAND1 = 'DE'
variant Name of a variant Available for Report http://yunio.example:8075/services/RLT10010/?variant=VAR01
skipPopups Defines how to handle unexpected popup messages that show up at runtime. Available for Transaction http://yunio.example:8075/services/RLT10010/?skipPopups=true

Note

When defining a WHERE clause in an editor, make sure to use single quotation marks around values. The browser automatically replaces the spaces and converts the quotation marks.

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Add Parameters in the Service URL

Follow the steps below to add parameters to a service call:

  1. Navigate to the Services menu at the left side navigation area of the Designer.
  2. Click to copy the URL of the service definition to your clipboard.
    yunIO-service
  3. Paste the copied URL into a browser of your choice and add an input parameter using the following syntax:
    http://[host]:[port]/service/[service name]/?[param_1]=[value]&[param_2]=[value]
  4. Once the parameter is defined, press [Enter].

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Last update: October 22, 2024