Passing Values to UDR

To filter the information displayed in a report, use the following parameters with the POST method described in the previous topic.

Parameters for Passing Values

Parameter

Label or Value

Label

Enter a Label that matches the one used for the Query Condition when the UDR was created in the user interface (UI). For example, the Label might be Status.

Value 1

To refine the report further, specify a value for the Query Condition. For example, the value might be Terminated.

Value 2

If the Query Condition contains an operator, such as between, use this parameter to specify the end of the range.

Or, if the Query Condition uses a Date Picker with operators such as equals, less than, less than equals, or greater than equals, use this parameter to specify a whole number that reflects the addition of custom days.

Note: You can also enter multiple values using a comma-separated approach. For example, Value 1 might be Approved,Pending.

Sample JSON to Pass Parameters

{

"reportname": "UDR for Request for Bid",

"query": [

{

"label":"Requests for Bid / Title",

"value1":"Standard"

},

{

"label":"Requests for Bid / Title",

"value1":"34",

"value2":"43"

},

{

"label":"Formula_01",

"value1":"100"

},

{

"label":"Formula_02",

"value1":"200"

},

{

"label":"Requests for Bid / Due Date",

"value1":"2018-07-31",

"value2":"5"

},

{

"label":"Requests for Bid / Creation Date",

"value1":"2018-07-31",

"value2":"2019-07-31"

},

{

"label":"Requests for Bid / Bid Sponsor",

"value1":"XYZ"

}

]

}

Related Topics

User Defined Report (UDR)



Last Published Wednesday, December 10, 2025