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Hello, it is possible to disable a public parameter linked to a disabled reader or transformer when we start running a workspace ? Thanks for answering this very beginner question :)
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Hello,
it is possible to disable a public parameter linked to a disabled reader or transformer when we start running a workspace ?
Thanks for answering this very beginner question :)
Best answer by david_r
Thank you for answering ! So the parameter will be proposed to be completed if the reader or transfomer is unabled and versa ?
Exactly. If you don't want to present a specific parameter to the user, you'll have to either delete the definition, or to demote the public parameter to a private parameter.
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Thank you for answering ! So the parameter will be proposed to be completed if the reader or transfomer is unabled and versa ?
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Thank you for answering ! So the parameter will be proposed to be completed if the reader or transfomer is unabled and versa ?
Exactly. If you don't want to present a specific parameter to the user, you'll have to either delete the definition, or to demote the public parameter to a private parameter.