Prompts a dialog for user to create multiple pipeline parameters with the specified parameter values. The command details are below:

Prompt_For_Multiple_Pipeline_Parameter_Values
/PIPELINE_PARAMETER_NAME=  The pipeline parameter name
/DATATYPE=   Data type of the parameter
! /DEFAULT_VALUE=  Default value of the parameter
! /DEFAULT_VALUE_COUNT=1 Default number of default values associated with each parameter
;

This example will prompt the user for 2 values. The resulting pipeline parameters PARAM1 and PARAM2 will contain the inputs from the dialog. In this example, PARAM1 is an INTEGER type with 1 as the default value and PARAM2 is an INTEGER type with 2 as the default value.

The command can be edited by dialog boxes as shown in this example. Double-click on the command and the dialog will appear. To add a parameter: - Click on the Add New Parameter button. - In the pop-up window (shown on far right), specify the parameter name PARAM2 - Specify the data type int - Specify the default data value 2

The completed command should look like the following:

Prompt_For_Multiple_Pipeline_Parameter_Values
/PIPELINE_PARAMETER_NAME=PARAM1+PARAM2
/DATATYPE=int+int
/DEFAULT_VALUE=1+2
;

When the command is executed the following dialog appears. The user can modify the Default Values by selecting each item.

Using the DEFAULT_VALUE_COUNT parameter:

If the DEFAULT_VALUE_COUNT parameter is set to 1 (this is the default value), each pipeline parameter can only be set to one value. Using the DEFAULT_VALUE_COUNT parameter command (shown on the right) allows the user to set a pipeline parameter to a list of values. An example of the prompt using this parameter is shown below.

Prompt_For_Multiple_Pipeline_Parameter_Values
/PIPELINE_PARAMETER_NAME=SCOTT+SCOTT2
/DATATYPE=string+int
/DEFAULT_VALUE=one+two+3+4+5+6
/DEFAULT_VALUE_COUNT=2+4;