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Adding the [Raw Text] option to business rules. UNDER REVIEW
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MVP
In reply to: Daniel Krüger (Cosmo Consult)

I don't mind where, but I ___need___ the raw value. :)

I've just run into this issue again when updating from BPS 2022 to 2024.
While there's a workaround for using business rules in REST actions I have yet to find one when they are used in REST data sources.

Workaround for REST actions:
- assigning the business rule to a form field
- select the form field and switch from text to raw mode by right clicking on it.

MVP
In reply to: Michal Rykiert

Good suggestion. Let us see how to implement it the optimal way since there are potentially multiple implications.

I'm changing the status to "under review".

That's great. :)
At the moment I'm holding back a customer who want's to update from 2022 version due to this limitation.

Regarding "since there are potentially multiple implications."

Could you please verify the following use cases:
- Usage in data sources
For example by creating dynamic URLs, query parameters, headers, whatever
- Passing parameters
- Passing search value and column (popup search) as parameters

I've lost count on tickets I've created in this context.

MVP

Update:

Another six month have passed and the customer had to upgrade from WEBCON BPS 2022.

We used the business rule in a data source to create a dynamic REST filter. As expected this feature is no longer working, therefore I created a ticket:

This is my summary of the official response:

- We could create dynamic server side filtering using business rules up to WEBCON BPS 2022
- This feature has been (unintentionally) been remove in 2023
- There's some (slight) chance that it will be "revived".
- Even if the decision is positive, it will take a long time (quarters) until it will be available.

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