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KoenV3
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Use function outcome a variable/parameter

Hi All,

Hope you can help me with the following. For a report I'm fetching data from different endpoints. Each requires me to authenticate use a token. I'm created a function to get the token from an endpoint which works. But i want to use the token as a parameter in the other queries to get the data (using something like "Headers=[Authorization="Bearer "&{token parameter}]] in the query).

I there a way to automatically use the function to populate the parameter? Or is there an other way to work with tokens in the requests? 

 

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Please let me know any suggestions.

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lbendlin
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Try that last option.

 

Keep in mind that there is a very fine line between Partitions and Expressions. You could equally have a query that acquires the token and stuffs it in a single column single row table. Then reference that value by row {0} and column name.  Same effect as a Parameter.

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