By seeing the parameter file how do u identify wheather it
is a workflow parameter or mapping parameter?
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Answer / munireddy
mapping parameter starts with $$ and workflow parameter starts with $.....
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Answer / janardhan
Mapping Parametre and Workflow variable are declaared as $$
and session variable as $
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Answer / bisu
mapping parameter starts with $$ and workflow parameter starts with $$$ because that is the Session Varriable..
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Answer / rakesh
Variables which has "$$" as prefix are the Mapping variables.
Variables which has "$" as prefix are the Session variables.
Variables which has "$$$" as prefix are the system defined variables.
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Answer / raj
Muni Reddy garu
maping parameter and workflow vaariable are declared with $$ only(according to my opinion)
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