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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. | ||
| - | {{ :bw2:bizweavervarmanager3.png |}} | + | {{ :bizweaver:wf_var02.png |}} |
| You can see each step variable in the " | You can see each step variable in the " | ||
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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 and is accessed by pressing F4 |
| - | {{ :bw2:bizweavervarmanager1.png |}} | + | {{ :bizweaver:wf_var03.png |}} |
| * **Escape:** Selecting this checkbox will enable or disable the escaping functionality. | * **Escape:** Selecting this checkbox will enable or disable the escaping functionality. | ||