Unable To Pass A Parameter Via URL - It Doesn't Look Like Rocket Science...

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Hi All,



I'm unable to pass a report a parameter via a URL and thoughts on what I'm messing up?



Browser is IE7



The following is my url... Report name is Report3 and the Parameter name is WONumber



http://report/Reports/Pages/Report.aspx?ItemPath=%2fOutage+Reporting%2fDevelopment%2fReport3&WONumber=264698

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email me if you need clarification...



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case

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when PARSENAME(REPLACE(DA_ScriptureReference.location, '-', '.'),2) IS NOT NULL then

RIGHT('000' + PARSENAME(REPLACE(DA_ScriptureReference.location, '-', '.'), 2), 3)

when CHARINDEX('&', DA_ScriptureReference.location) > 0 then

RIGHT('000' + RTRIM(LTRIM(LEFT(DA_ScriptureReference.location, CHARINDEX('&', DA_ScriptureReference.location)-1))), 3)

else

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end

+

case

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when PARSENAME( REPLACE(REPLACE(PARSENAME(REPLACE(DA_ScriptureReference.location, ':', '.'), 1), ' ', ''), '-', '.') , 1) IS NOT NULL AND

CHARINDEX(':', DA_ScriptureReference.location) > 0 then

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else

'000'

end

+

case

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else

'000'

end

+

case

when CHARINDEX(':', DA_ScriptureReference.location, CHARINDEX(':', DA_ScriptureReference.location)+1) > 0 then

RIGHT('000' + PARSENAME(REPLACE(REPLACE(PARSENAME(REPLACE(DA_ScriptureReference.location, ':', '.'), 1), ' ', ''), '-', '.'), 1), 3)

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RIGHT('000' + PARSENAME(REPLACE(DA_ScriptureReference.location, '-', '.'), 1), 3)

else

'000'

end

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WHERE DA_ScriptureReference.ResourceID = DA_Resource.ResourceID)

as ReferenceSort

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