I have a dataset query that contains the expression:
Cost * (1 - ABS(SIGN(DATEPART(mm, OrderDate) - DATEPART(mm,
DATEADD(DateInterval.Month, - 11, { fn NOW() })))))
I have had no luck replacing the { fn NOW() } with a parameter and was
wondering if it was at all possible.To use parameters in a dataset query expression, use @.ParameterName.
"Todd Simmons" wrote:
> I have a dataset query that contains the expression:
> Cost * (1 - ABS(SIGN(DATEPART(mm, OrderDate) - DATEPART(mm,
> DATEADD(DateInterval.Month, - 11, { fn NOW() })))))
> I have had no luck replacing the { fn NOW() } with a parameter and was
> wondering if it was at all possible.
>|||I tried that and get a "Syntax error or access violation"
"Harolds" wrote:
> To use parameters in a dataset query expression, use @.ParameterName.
> "Todd Simmons" wrote:
> > I have a dataset query that contains the expression:
> >
> > Cost * (1 - ABS(SIGN(DATEPART(mm, OrderDate) - DATEPART(mm,
> > DATEADD(DateInterval.Month, - 11, { fn NOW() })))))
> >
> > I have had no luck replacing the { fn NOW() } with a parameter and was
> > wondering if it was at all possible.
> >
