This dialog appears after you click on the side bar. In this dialog, all the parameters used in the current dashboard are listed. Same-name parameters are allowed when they are from different library components. You can specify the values to rerun the dashboard. See the dialog.
You may specify parameter values in these ways:
Saves current parameter values as the default values for all the library components in the dashboard. If users do not set the default values, or if any of the parameters cannot find a matched validated value from the saved default values, all the parameters will use the default values in the library components.
If later you change the parameter sharing setting in the dashboard, the saved default values will be cancelled and the default values in the library components will be used.
JDashboard remembers the last-time saved result of a dashboard and displays the exact result the next time the dashboard is opened. In the case a dashboard user sets USA as the default parameter value and then filters the result with Canada and saves the dashboard, the next time the dashboard will run with China, though the saved default parameter value is still kept as USA.
This option is enabled when the dashboard is already saved.
Submit
Closes this dialog and applies the specified values to run the dashboard.
Reset
Resets the parameter values to either of the following:
Cancel
Cancels changing the parameter values and closes this dialog.
Use Saved Values
The icon is available when Enable Saving Parameter Values is enabled and Manually is checked in the Profile > Customize Server Preferences > Advanced tab.
After clicking this icon, a drop-down list that contains the lists of previously saved parameter values will be displayed for you to choose one to apply.
The button next to a drop-down list is used to delete the saved list from the list library.
Displays this help document.
Ignores the setting and closes this dialog.
Note: You are recommended not to use blank as the thousands separator in Number-typed parameter values under French locale, otherwise your input will not be correctly recognized because of a JVM bug. For details, see http://bugs.sun.com/view_bug.do;jsessionid=c8cdaf911b20fffffffffd9fc6340b30d670?bug_id=4510618.