on 2015 Apr 23 5:57 PM
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Hi Meghana,
Syntax wise the statement looks fine, but I suspect All_Data_Sources is a parent and that won't work. Try creating a variable: *SELECT (%ALL_DATA_SRC%, "ID", "DATATSRC", "CALC"='N'") to get all base members. Then use %ALL_DATA_SRC% in your GET statement.
/Cecilia
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Hi Meghana,
together with the *SELECT use a *FOR/*NEXT
i.e.
*SELECT (%ALL_DATA_SRC%, "ID", "DATATSRC", "CALC"='N'")
*FOR %DATA_SRC1%=%ALL_DATA_SRC%
...
*REC(FACTOR=GET(... , DATASRC=%DATA_SRC1%, ...) ...
...
*NEXT
Regards
Roberto
Hi Meghana,
this piece of logic seems ok, what happens? Did you receive an error? check in the logs if any.
Verify also that there are values in your GET scope, (i.e with currency USD,entity LE1, etc)
Regards
Roberto
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