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Attention: All the mechanisms for parameter defaulting (including references to values of other parameters, user profiles, etc.) are evaluated only at submission time.
There are two aspects to a parameter associated with a concurrent program: its value set and its behavior.
Parameter value set | The valid values the parameter can accept. The set of valid values is referred to as a value set. |
Parameter behavior | How the parameter behaves within an application. For example, whether: |
- an entry value for the parameter is required in order for the program to work | |
- the parameter is displayed to the end user | |
- a default value is automatically provided for the parameter |
Using the Concurrent Programs form, you can see a concurrent program's parameters by choosing Parameters. Each parameter has a value set that defines what values are permissible for the parameter. To see the name of a parameter's value set, look at the Value Set field in the Argument Details block.
Control the Behavior of Request Parameters
Example of modifying a program's parameters
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