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Updated using alternate filter values with stored procedures (markdown)

ericpfeifer-izenda committed 2016-03-15 16:56:04 -0400 commit 2e0401ae5c6e5494421f8951a4d6350e52cb255f

				FAQ/Questions/using-alternate-filter-values-with-stored-procedures.md
			
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           While we do not provide a simple API to do this, it can be done with some knowledge of our methods. The first step is to set up the Equals(Select) values for your stored procedures. In the example below, we will assume you have read our article on [[using stored procedures in Izenda 6|http://wiki.izenda.us/FAQ/Questions/Using-Stored-Procedures-In-Izenda-6]]. We will be using a column called "OrderStatus" that returns an integer, and another column called "OrderStatusName" that returns a string.

          +**Note: ** If you are substituting a value on a table or view instead of a stored procedure, click [[here|/FAQ/passing-alternate-filter-values-with-a-table-or-view]].

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           For the ProcessEqualsSelect override, we can put:

           ```csharp

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11	11	While we do not provide a simple API to do this, it can be done with some knowledge of our methods. The first step is to set up the Equals(Select) values for your stored procedures. In the example below, we will assume you have read our article on [[using stored procedures in Izenda 6\|http://wiki.izenda.us/FAQ/Questions/Using-Stored-Procedures-In-Izenda-6]]. We will be using a column called "OrderStatus" that returns an integer, and another column called "OrderStatusName" that returns a string.
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	13	+Note: If you are substituting a value on a table or view instead of a stored procedure, click [[here\|/FAQ/passing-alternate-filter-values-with-a-table-or-view]].
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13	15	For the ProcessEqualsSelect override, we can put:
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15	17	```csharp