Alan McDonald wrote:

>>>How can I differ between a normal Parameter of a Query
>>>(defined in SQL
>>>property) and an automatic Parameter defined for example with
>>>MasterLinks?
>>>
>>>I searched the help file and didn't find an answer.
>>
>>You make use of the MasterParamLinks property that allows you to link a
>>parameter value to the value in another query referenced via MasterSource.
>>
>>PARAMNAME=MASTERCOLUMN
>>
>>Jason Wharton
>
>
> I think he would like to combine mastersource fields with a secondary query
> not referenced in mastersource
> Alan
>
>
>

I want to find out the source for a param:

Example:

The Sql is: select * from employee where Dep_ID = :My_Filter_Dep
MasterSource is set to: DsLand
MasterLinks are set to: Land=Land

So I get 2 Params after Preparing.

Now I want to know the source of the param:
1) Source is SQL -> Show some information about it
2) Source is MasterLinks -> internal parameter, don't show information

The only way I see now is the parametername. Internal parameters have
special names.

Any other ways?

Thanks,
Andreas