go to post Henry Pereira · Sep 11, 2021 Hi Cemper, thanks for your comment.I fix the power bi file and I try to figure out my mistake with the globals on the repo.Here the live demo https://bit.ly/3E5isQ2
go to post Henry Pereira · Oct 23, 2020 Hi, yes you can see a demonstration on video that @Henrique.Dias shared ( BTW thanks a lot). Or you can read the documentation here , with a lot of examples.
go to post Henry Pereira · May 4, 2020 Congrats to all participants and the winners: @Henrique Dias, @Nikolay Solovyev and @Lorenzo Scalese For such incredible appsThanks to all community
go to post Henry Pereira · May 4, 2020 Thanks @Lorenzo Scalese and congrats for the JSON-filter and the deserved nomination
go to post Henry Pereira · Mar 30, 2020 Congratulations for all winners and a big thanks to you all participants for these amazing apps!
go to post Henry Pereira · Mar 27, 2020 Hi @Eduard Lebedyuk Yes, you are totally right. Using query class element will be concise and faster.The point to use dynamic query are when the user choose the parameters to you do the query. Using my simple example, when the method receive a name param or a age param to build the where clause. I really don't know how to solve it using query class.In my $0.02 maybe will create an ByName and a ByAge methods, and another to combine both.Like I said, it's a simple example that can solved by an OR, but in a complex report with the user need to choose by parameters use dynamic query could be an alternative
