Hi,
Background for our use case:
- We regularly receive requests from analyst customers asking us to build new SQL tables.
- To manage this more effectively, we've built a Hub Morph which:
- Asks the User to upload a structured spreadsheet containing the details of the request, which then
- A SQL Stored Procedure pieces together the various elements of the request into a functioning SQL script, which then
- Produces a prototype data table and is presented to the User
The above works well.
The 2nd stage is the slightly tricky bit. At that point we want:
- The User to click on an 'Approve' button, which then
- Triggers a module within the Morph to populate a Board with details of the request for our Developers to review and productionise.
Currently:
- This is achievable using a Row-level Command, as it passes the Column 'workflow_ID' value into the Module. However I think it looks visually confusing for the User, as it looks like it's only applying to one row of the table, which it isn't.
- Ideally, I want to use a General Command, as it looks clearer and more appropriate, but I don't think I can pass a computed value into the Module this way?
Row-level Command config:
General Command config:
Am I going wrong somewhere? Or is there a workaround?
Thanks as ever.
Alistair