Hi Carlos,

I can't see the param in the query, what am I doing wrong? I put the param here.

Thank you

Hi Marco,

As Carlos said, its not possible to have multiple default values on a parameter (in case you are referring to using the DefaultValue element as described in DefaultValue element | DataMiner Docs)

However, you can hardcode all possible values in C# (via a QAction) and trigger that QAction during startup. Based on certain conditions (e.g., other parameters), you can set the desired value programmatically.

There are several ways to trigger a QAction (timer, button, etc) so this will depend on the use case

Kind regards,

Hi Marco,

I believe it is not possible to add multiple default values to a parameter, if you are referring to using the DefaultValue element as described in DefaultValue element | DataMiner Docs

However, if you meant creating a new dropdown parameter with fixed values, here is a quick example of how to create a "fixed drop-down" parameter:

<Param id="53">
<Name>fixedDropDownExample</Name>
<Description>Fixed Dropdown</Description>
<Type>write</Type>
<Interprete>
<RawType>other</RawType>
<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
<Type>string</Type>
</Interprete>
<Measurement>
<Type>discreet</Type>
<Discreets>
<Discreet>
<Display>Option 1</Display>
<Value>Option1</Value>
</Discreet>
<Discreet>
<Display>Option 2</Display>
<Value>Option2</Value>
</Discreet>
<Discreet>
<Display>Option 3</Display>
<Value>Option3</Value>
</Discreet>
</Discreets>
</Measurement>
</Param>

Example read/write dropdown param: