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This is somewhat related to the issue noted here: about not being able to access a the name or type of a scenario trigger but it is more specifically about the results returned by a SQLTrigger.
In the documentation it states that "SQL triggers pass the output of the query" to other Scenario steps.
However I only see metadata about the triggering query (and not the actual output from the query). I'm not sure if that is expected behavior and I wrongly interpreted the documentation OR if it may be a minor bug.
Below from a call to Scenario().get_all_variables() from within a python Scenario Step (reformatted a bit and removing some project and global variables).
Also related to this user question by @Tim86 here.
Hi Tim!
Thank you for bringing this up, and apologies for the delayed reply!
I've run some tests on DSS 8.0.3, and can confirm that I obtain the same results as you; specifically, I have been unable to retrieve the results of the SQL query trigger.
I will continue investigating, and will update you if I find a solution. If I don't find one, I will report it to our product team for further investigation.
In the meantime, one potential workaround would be to re-submit the same query from a "Execute SQL" step in the scenario, or using the SQLExecutor class of the DSS python APIs in a "Execute Python Code" step.
Again, thank you very much for bringing this to our attention 🙂
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