Setting global variable to be used in a SQL task

I am trying to create a simple SSIS package to be used in the SQL Task
The SQLStatement is
Update dbo.Users
set FirstName = ?
where UserID = 2
Added a parameter mapping for User::strDataString
From the data manager dynamic script, I included following code to prompt for the value and set to the global variable and then call the excecute SQL task.
PROMPT(TEXT,%strData%,"Enter value",,"")
GLOBAL(@[User::strDataString],%strData%)
TASK(Execute SQL Task,,)
When the check the database, the table is getting updated only with the default value of the strDataString but not with the value entered in BPC.
Am I missing any link?
Thanks
Omkar
Edited by: yomkar on Mar 17, 2010 1:13 PM

Hello,
on which version of BPC are you running ?
Can you try to make all your SSIS variables upper case, it helped me on earlier versions of BPC.
Be aware too that if you have an instruction like GLOBAL(STR,some_value), BPC will do a string replacement within the MODIFYSCRIPT variable : "STR" -> "some_value".
for example :
GLOBAL(STR,some_value)
TASK(STR TSK,....) will be replaced by TASK(some_value, ....).
Vladimir.

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