I needed to uniquely identify a request to Pentaho (one particular action sequence request). Found a pretty darn easy way to do this with the help from Java RMI classes.
– Insert a Javascript data source
– Enter the following script
function getGUID() {
var VMID = new Packages.java.rmi.dgc.VMID();
return VMID.toString();
}
getGUID();
– Set return type as “string” for a new value
– Add it to your response
– Enjoy your GUIDs!
cef9372c035a42ed:-b0917ee:119a6d47d72:-7ff4
cef9372c035a42ed:-b0917ee:119a6d47d72:-7ff3
cef9372c035a42ed:-b0917ee:119a6d47d72:-7ff2
PS – I personally hate GUIDs when stored in the database. 🙂 However, for matching up with a particular request, yippeee!!
wow, this tell me squat. How about an explanation of what you are talking about, how it works, how to do it. Geek talk is useless