What is the difference between the prompt and cascading
prompt
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Answer / shah
1.Cascading prompt can be created at Universe level by
editing the objects...whereas prompt can be created at
report level as well as universe level.
2.Cascading prompt is not built-in function in BOXI
whereas prompt is a built-in funtion which is provided at
universe level.
3.while developing report using free hand SQL we cant use
cascade prompt whereas simple prompt can be used free hand
SQL.
4.cascade is user defined funtion where prompt is built in
Lot more difference....
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Answer / kiran
Prompts: Prompts takes the input parameters/values from the
users(from the list of values) and run the report/query
based on the user selection.
Cascading Prompts: are also prompts, but its a link of
chain based on user section values..
Eg: first prompt asks the user to select the Country from
the list of countries, then it filters at the backend and
asks the user to select the state to select( these are
states only belong to that above country)...then goes to
cities which only belong to that above state...
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