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Where do dynamic filters appear on a report?
Dynamic filters are a set of fields and values that can be configured to appear on the left side of a report. These filters allow you to quickly narrow down the data displayed to only those records you care about.
What are global query filters in LINQ core?
Global Query Filters. Global query filters are LINQ query predicates (a boolean expression typically passed to the LINQ Where query operator) applied to Entity Types in the metadata model (usually in OnModelCreating).
Is it possible to define multiple global query filters?
It is currently not possible to define multiple query filters on the same entity – only the last one will be applied. However, you can define a single filter with multiple conditions using the logical AND operator ( && in C# ). You can also use navigations in defining global query filters.
How are global query filters applied in EF Core?
EF Core applies such filters automatically to any LINQ queries involving those Entity Types. EF Core also applies them to Entity Types, referenced indirectly through use of Include or navigation property. Some common applications of this feature are: Soft delete – An Entity Type defines an IsDeleted property.
How to use dynamic filters in accounts receivable?
For an example of a report with dynamic filters, go to Accounts receivable > Reports > Customers. Click the Select button to filter the report based the Customer account. The end-user can add filters to the report. For more information on how to use reports with dynamic filters, see Filter the data on a report.
How to create a dynamic filter in Ax?
A dynamic filter is a filter that is created at runtime. Filters are created using the SySQuery form in the Microsoft Dynamics AX client. For an example of a report with dynamic filters, go to Accounts receivable > Reports > Customers. Click the Select button to filter the report based the Customer account.
How to use filter criteria in dynamic dashboard?
@Harmen Korfage, actually, dynamic dashboard are a bit different. However, this idea does already work. You can leave the value empty in the report and use the “pv0, pv1, pv2” variables for the report filters. For instance, in the (old) example above, the third filter value would simply be left blank.