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datadeploy substitution problem

pietje

Hi,

In our datadeploy we want to change a string to a value given by a parameter.
For this we are using the substitution tag.

<substitution name="GlobalSubstitution">
<field name="TEXT" match="localhost:8080" replace="$prp" global="yes"/>
</substitution>

The problem with this substitution is that in the clob the name is replaced by $prp and not by the value of $prp.

We now the value $prp is working for the were-clause that we use a couple of lines up.

Any solutions?

Greetings Patrick

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pflory

Patrick,

SImilar to OpenDeploy, these tokens must look like:

$replaceMe^

not just

$replaceMeNot

You need the trailing carot.

Is that the problem here?

-Paul

Paul Flory

pietje

Hi Paul,

I tried that but that isn't solving the problem. Intsead of replacing it with $prp it is replaced with $prp^ and not with the contents of $prp.

I get the feeling it is some kind of bug. We are using teamsite 5.5.2.

Greetings Patrick

Migrateduser

what version of DataDeploy is installed, and what Service Pack level?

lissa

pietje

Hi lissa,

teamsite 5.5.2
Service pack 5.0
DataDeploy Version = 5.6.0

Patrick

Migrateduser

the field name from the DCR is probably incorrect:

<field name="TEXT"

it is most likely not named TEXT, but some other name, check your DCR field your getting this value from, it should be the same!

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pietje

TEXT isn't the name of a dcr but the name of a field in the database. The name of a CLOB field to be precise.
It should chang an internet address from the test enviroment address to the production address.(it is a generated html file)

The problem is that it isn't changing the address to the conntent of the perl variable $prp but with the text "$prp".

Migrateduser

Patrick,

Is this specific to CLOB fields? Can you try a non-clob field and see what happens? this is a basic feature so I am wondering if there is some bug related to clobs.

Mariam