SQL can be used in fast formula with help of TABLE type value set
Steps:
1) Go to Setup and Maintenance >> Search Manage Value Sets for Global Human Resource task >> Create a new value Set
>> Validation Type = TABLE
Module - Module Name ( Extract etc)
From Clause - TABLE Name ( cmp_salary)
Value Column Name - ColumnName ( Salary_amount )
WHERE Clause - Conditions
2) Use Parameter in WHERE Clause if required. ( Parameter will be passed from fast Formula only).
Example
Assignment_id = :{PARAMETER.ASSIGNMENT_ID}
ASSIGNMENT_ID is parameter Name, which need to be passed from Fast Formula.
3) Create Fast Formula and fetch value set value using following method GET_VALUE_SET('ValueSetName','BindVariable')
ValueSetName - Mandatory - Pass ValueSet Name
BindVariable - Optional - Value for Parameters
Syntex for Bind variable -
'|=PARAMNAME1='''''||Value1||'|PARAMNAME2=''''||Value2||''''
** This method might work only for payroll flow. I could not get return while using from Extract
Steps:
1) Go to Setup and Maintenance >> Search Manage Value Sets for Global Human Resource task >> Create a new value Set
>> Validation Type = TABLE
Module - Module Name ( Extract etc)
From Clause - TABLE Name ( cmp_salary)
Value Column Name - ColumnName ( Salary_amount )
WHERE Clause - Conditions
2) Use Parameter in WHERE Clause if required. ( Parameter will be passed from fast Formula only).
Example
Assignment_id = :{PARAMETER.ASSIGNMENT_ID}
ASSIGNMENT_ID is parameter Name, which need to be passed from Fast Formula.
3) Create Fast Formula and fetch value set value using following method GET_VALUE_SET('ValueSetName','BindVariable')
ValueSetName - Mandatory - Pass ValueSet Name
BindVariable - Optional - Value for Parameters
Syntex for Bind variable -
'|=PARAMNAME1='''''||Value1||'|PARAMNAME2=''''||Value2||''''
** This method might work only for payroll flow. I could not get return while using from Extract
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