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I am exposing a calculation view as XSODATA services. A couple of my input parameters are marked as optional. When I am trying to call the service from Postman, it's complaining about missing input parameter?.
Can anyone help me in fixing the issue?
hana xsodata
asked Nov 20 '18 at 16:15
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I am exposing a calculation view as XSODATA services. A couple of my input parameters are marked as optional. When I am trying to call the service from Postman, it's complaining about missing input parameter?.
Can anyone help me in fixing the issue?
hana xsodata
asked Nov 20 '18 at 16:15
gvsgvs
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I am exposing a calculation view as XSODATA services. A couple of my input parameters are marked as optional. When I am trying to call the service from Postman, it's complaining about missing input parameter?.
Can anyone help me in fixing the issue?
hana xsodata
asked Nov 20 '18 at 16:15
gvsgvs
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I am exposing a calculation view as XSODATA services. A couple of my input parameters are marked as optional. When I am trying to call the service from Postman, it's complaining about missing input parameter?.
Can anyone help me in fixing the issue?
hana xsodata
hana xsodata
asked Nov 20 '18 at 16:15
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When you expose a calculation view as an XSOData service all parameters (independent if mandatory or optional) are added as key properties to the entity definition which is used address the view. Therefore it is necessary that all parameters are supplied (unfortunately). You have to pass some kind of initial values and react on that in your calc. view implementation if necessary.
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When you expose a calculation view as an XSOData service all parameters (independent if mandatory or optional) are added as key properties to the entity definition which is used address the view. Therefore it is necessary that all parameters are supplied (unfortunately). You have to pass some kind of initial values and react on that in your calc. view implementation if necessary.
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When you expose a calculation view as an XSOData service all parameters (independent if mandatory or optional) are added as key properties to the entity definition which is used address the view. Therefore it is necessary that all parameters are supplied (unfortunately). You have to pass some kind of initial values and react on that in your calc. view implementation if necessary.
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When you expose a calculation view as an XSOData service all parameters (independent if mandatory or optional) are added as key properties to the entity definition which is used address the view. Therefore it is necessary that all parameters are supplied (unfortunately). You have to pass some kind of initial values and react on that in your calc. view implementation if necessary.
answered Nov 23 '18 at 8:25
Florian PfefferFlorian Pfeffer
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When you expose a calculation view as an XSOData service all parameters (independent if mandatory or optional) are added as key properties to the entity definition which is used address the view. Therefore it is necessary that all parameters are supplied (unfortunately). You have to pass some kind of initial values and react on that in your calc. view implementation if necessary.
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