What means parameters tag ?

Hi,
I tried to understand what parameters means but after some time I
give up. How can I access the form parameter. I tried to use
get_parameter_atr buil in procedure but without success. Can
anyone help me ? . Please let me know.
Thank you,
Vali GRIGORAS
null

Vali,
You access the parameter thus :PARAMETER.[parameter_name].
Noel
vali (guest) wrote:
: Hi,
: I tried to understand what parameters means but after some time
I
: give up. How can I access the form parameter. I tried to use
: get_parameter_atr buil in procedure but without success. Can
: anyone help me ? . Please let me know.
: Thank you,
: Vali GRIGORAS
null

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