Warewolf Language
Explains how we use and refer to data in the Studio.
There are two kinds of information:
- Scalar: An individual piece of information: [[VariableName]].
- Recordset: Repeated information: [[Recordset(n).Field]]. n refers to the index of the recordset
Using Recordsets
[[Recordset(1).Field]]
As Input: Behaves exactly like a scalar. The value of "Field" in row/record 1 will be used.
As Result: Behaves exactly like a scalar. The value of "Field" in row 1 will be the value of the result.
[[Recordset().Field]] - no Index specified
As Input: Assumes the last index. The value of Field at the last index - so you don’t have to track it.
As Result: Assumes a new Index. Appends a new record to the end of the recordset.
[[Recordset(*).Field]]
As Input: Will execute each and every index in the Recordset.
As Result: Will write a result to each and every index starting at 1, until there are no more results.
[[Recordset()]] - no Field
As Input: Used in some tools to process specific recordsets.
As Result: Never
Hints:
Tools:Tools are designed to make life easy: indicate * in a Recordset for Input to process every record
Workflow Services:
To move a Recordset from one workflow to another simply: map it in with a *.
| Input data or Variable | To Service |
| [[People(*).Name]] [[People(*).SecondNames]] | Family(*).FName |
| [[People(*).Surname]] | Family(*).SName |
| Springfield, Oregon | Family(*).Town |
E.g.
|
.Name |
.SecondNames | .Surname | |
| People(1) | Marjorie | Anne Agnes | Simpson |
| .Name | .SecondNames | .Surname | |
| People(2) | Bart | Oscar | Simpson |
Will become:
| .FName | .SName | .Town | |
| Family(1) | Marjorie Anne Agnes | Simpson | Springfield, Oregon |
| Family(2) | Bart Oscar | Simpson | Springfield, Oregon |
DB, Webservice and Plugins endpoints are outside the control of Warewolf. If you enter a * we will cram all the info into that input field. If you want to shape the data first, use the JSON or XML tool. You can put multiple * recordset fields into the same input field by simply typing them in:
“[[Family(*).LName]], [[Family(*).FName]] – [[Family(*).Nickname]] | “ in a single field will give you: “Simpson, Bartholomew – Bart | Simpson, Marjorie – Marge | …” etc.
Language Summary:
| [[Scalar]] | [[Rec (*).Field]] | [[Rec ().Field]] - no Index | [[Rec(n).Field]] | |
| Input | Value | Every Index value | Last Index Value | Value at index "n" |
| Result | New Value | Every Index overwritten | Value Into New Index | Value at index "n" |
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