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Passing Parameters

Parameters for a graph can be passed from the backend by defining them in the Graph Data Engine (GDE) and using them in expressions. For example, a parameter 'Merchat_No' with a value of 7124 is created and passed to the Filter By expression component, allowing the graph to execute and filter results based on 'Merchant_id == $Merchat_No'. This method enables dynamic graph execution and output visibility in GDE.

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Passing Parameters

Parameters for a graph can be passed from the backend by defining them in the Graph Data Engine (GDE) and using them in expressions. For example, a parameter 'Merchat_No' with a value of 7124 is created and passed to the Filter By expression component, allowing the graph to execute and filter results based on 'Merchant_id == $Merchat_No'. This method enables dynamic graph execution and output visibility in GDE.

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1) How do you pass the parameters of a graph from the backend? Explain with examples.

Created a parameter as Merchat_No and value as 7124 in GDE , paasing parameter here, the
graph is executing from the backend once I hit the command. Able to see the expected output in
GDE also

In the Filter By expression component am just passing Merchat_No parameter to the input filed.
Merchant_id == $Merchat_No

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