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   * In this case, the __values__ are static.  They represent login information used to access the SAP HANA Service Layer API.   * In this case, the __values__ are static.  They represent login information used to access the SAP HANA Service Layer API.
  
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 The variables are then referenced in a subsequent WebService2 tool step as shown. The variables are then referenced in a subsequent WebService2 tool step as shown.
  
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-====== Examples ====== 
  
-Once a variable has been created, it can be used in any subsequent workflow step. 
  
-===== User Variable Example ===== +==== Example 4 ====
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-In a Bizweaver workflow, a user can reference variables initiated earlier in the workflow using the variables selector. In this example, a SQL statement is being used to pull information from the database. We want to limit the data based on a certain value. In this example, a value from the “Variables” step is used. +
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-When processed, the below workflow will only pull the CardType of "C," set in the "Variables_Init" step. +
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-In the variables tool, there is a **User-Defined Variable ** of "UserVariable1." +
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-In the SQL tool step, you can reference the **User-Defined Variable** of "UserVariable1" by pressing [F4] in the SQL tool, navigating to the left menu, and selecting the correct Variables option variable from the list of variables on the right menu. +
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-So, the SQL statement now uses the value ‘C’ in the variable “UserVariable1.” +
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-Since the variable value ‘C’ is a string (text), the variable name must be enclosed in single quotes as required by SQL. +
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-===== Step Variable Example =====+
  
 In this example, we are writing the output of the SQL step to a file. In this example, we are writing the output of the SQL step to a file.
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 Next, you will press [F4] and select the SQL step variables when going to the file writer step. Next, you will press [F4] and select the SQL step variables when going to the file writer step.
  
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 You can see each step variable in the "Body" section of the FileWriter Tool. You can see each step variable in the "Body" section of the FileWriter Tool.
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 =====String Manipulation===== =====String Manipulation=====
  
-Starting in Bizweaver 2.7.2, the functionality to modify variables was introduced. This allows a user to manipulate all variables that are inserted in a specific step.+This allows a user to manipulate all variables that are inserted in a specific step and is accessed by pressing F4
  
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   * **Escape:** Selecting this checkbox will enable or disable the escaping functionality.   * **Escape:** Selecting this checkbox will enable or disable the escaping functionality.
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