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What Are @functions BO Universe?

The document discusses the different @Functions that can be used in a BO Universe. It defines six @Functions - @Prompt, @Script, @Select, @Variable, and @Where. For each function, it provides the syntax and briefly explains what the function enables, such as @Prompt messaging the user to enter a value and @Script recovering results from a VBA macro.

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What Are @functions BO Universe?

The document discusses the different @Functions that can be used in a BO Universe. It defines six @Functions - @Prompt, @Script, @Select, @Variable, and @Where. For each function, it provides the syntax and briefly explains what the function enables, such as @Prompt messaging the user to enter a value and @Script recovering results from a VBA macro.

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5/29/2014 SAP BusinessObjects Interview Questions and Answers: What are @Functions BO Universe?

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What are @Functions BO Universe?
(1) @Aggregate_Aware
(2) @Prompt
(3) @Script
(4) @Select
(5) @Variable
(6) @Where
@Prompt: message prompts the end user to enter a specific value.
Syntax: @Prompt (message, [type], [lov], [MONO|MULTI], [FREE|CONSTRAINED])
@Script: This function recovers the results of Visual Basic for Applications macro (VBA macro).
Syntax: @Script (var_name, vartype, script_name)
@Select: This function enables you to re-use the Select statement of an existing object.
Syntax: @Select (Classname\Objectname)
@Variable: The @Variable is used to reference the value assigned to a name or variable.
Syntax: @Variable(myname)
@Where: This function lets you re-use the Where clause of an existing object.
Syntax: @Where (Classname\Objectname)

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