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How to get URL which consist parameters(dashboard prompts) used in the DV workbook

Hi,
We need to generate a URL which consist the parameter available in the workbook when we share the URL. Requirement is to get similar URL which we get from BIP Report where parameters are configured. Expectation is to configure these Workbook URL under APEX application so users can only access data as per their access . We are trying these functionality under OAC Embedded in FDIP
Any suggestions would be helpful.
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Hi @AmarP ,
Welcome to the Oracle Analytics community!
Can you check if this prior post helps with your question
https://community.oracle.com/products/oracleanalytics/discussion/25133/oracle-data-visualizer-analysis-not-recognizing-parameter-in-url?utm_source=community-search&utm_medium=organic-search&utm_term=URL+parameters
There is also a tutorial here, if you are looking for a "how to"
https://docs.oracle.com/cd//E83857_01/paas/analytics-cloud/tutorial-pass-param-values/index.htmlThanks for your question, other comments always welcomed.
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Hi Amar,
You can pass parameters when embedding content.
Pass Parameters to the HTML Page for Embedded Oracle Analytics Content
This Oracle blog on the topic may be more of what you are looking for.
A Guide to Embedding Oracle Analytics into Oracle APEX
https://medium.com/oracledevs/a-guide-to-embedding-oracle-analytics-into-oracle-application-express-apex-1799f6ba4626
Specific sections:
Embed a URL link to Oracle Analytics workbook and Passing Parameters on a Workbook URL
Hope that helps.0
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Hi @SteveF-Oracle,
Thanks for the response, this helped!
Can we pass a variable to parameter. Our requirement is that these workbooks would be accessed from APEX application so when the user logs into the APEX instance, data level filters should be applied to Workbook for which user is trying to access it.
As of now I tried appending the parameter name and no parameter values by using syntax of
&p1n=ParamterName1&p1v=&p2n=ParameterName2&p2v=
With such configuration Workbook is working as if it is being accessed using normal URL without parameter0