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Tokens for multiselect inputs

abovebeyond
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Hi, im trying to create a multiple select checkbox with parameters

My checkbox looks like:

 <input type="checkbox" token="EventCode">
      <label>Event Code:</label>
      <choice value="'ERROR'">ERROR</choice>
      <choice value="'Success'">Success</choice>
      <choice value="'NoValue'">NoValue</choice>
      <default>'ERROR', 'NoValue'</default>
      <valueSuffix>,</valueSuffix>
   </input> 

My search is a DBQEURY:

 | dbquery "MYDB" "select * 
from [dbo].[Mytable]
where NotificationEventCode in ($EventCode$)
order by id desc"

While try to search my search looks like:
"and NotificationEventCode in ('ERROR', 'NoValue',)

How can i remove the "," in the end?

Thanks!

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abovebeyond
Communicator

I use "delimiter" instead , problem solved 🙂

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abovebeyond
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I use "delimiter" instead , problem solved 🙂

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