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Hi,
i have 1 multi value parameter 'State'. This parameter depends on the previous parameters 'Continent' and 'Country'.
For Suppose we select parameters :- Continent: 'Asia' (populating this from a dataset) Country: 'India' (populating this from a dataset) State(Multi value parameter): "a, b, c" (populating this from a dataset)
The State Parameter does not persist. On selection of "Select All" option a postback occurs and it clears off. The selected values are not shown in the textbox.
Please help!!! its urgent
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| I have been searching all over for someone who has also had this issue. Did you ever get it resolved? I have cascading parameters of State > City > Zip...I can 'select all' for any parameter except for City. I blanks out as if I chose nothing. It is very random because I can select a group of cities (anywhere between 3 or more) and sometimes it does the same thing, but sometimes it works.
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During the course of time i observed that, this multi-value parameter selection is being wiped of due to case sensitivity. I know that Sqlserver isnt case sensitive, but i dont know why. The solution is while populating the parameter dataset better use "Upper(Ltrim(rtrim(City))) - value and Lable fields" in the dataset query and checked all of my datasets and it worked fine for me. Hope this isn't a permanent solution, but its working fine for me till date. Don't forget to use to the same pattern in main dataset as some spaces may be trimmed.
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Thank You!
That is really odd, but I suspected that it was something like that.
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