Table only pulls 1st row from SQL database?

Hi,
I have created a table in Livecycle Designer ES that pulls in data from a SQL Server table with 2 rows, see table.gif attached..
It only ever pulls in the first row and doesn't repeat for all rows in the SQL table.
How can this be done?
Thank you for your time,
Ollie.

Rich -
The property loader step type does not look at data stored in the database as ordered. It assumes that anything in the recordset that meets the criteria specified on the filtering tab is importable. Whatever locals are defined within that filter are automatically applied and if two records apply to the same variable, then the last record applied wins.
Keep in mind that the locals variable scope applies to all steps in the sequence so to define a set of local values for one step and another for a different step is not quite what we had in mind for the step type. The idea is to import properties before executing any steps in the sequence and then run the sequence. Importing properties between steps goes beyond the intended scope of the step, but
it can be done if you limit the selected records using the filtering tab.
Hope this helps...
Scott Richardson - NI
Scott Richardson
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