Thanks! It would have be great if you used an example with multiple branches, as thats where the set variable module makes a difference (as oposed to your example which could have just been one straight line. It would be great to know how does it work with iterator runs? Do you set the variable to one execution or its still one cycle? How do you ensure that the values are reset for each run of the iterator and not carried over into the 'get variable' module ? Would you consider adding a video of more advanced example?
Do we have to worry about which route is taken first? ie. how do we know that the variable has been set in one part of the route when calling it in another route?
Great hack :) Thanks so much , just one question : I am dealing with multiple operations for multiple row updates, I just need to restrict them to just any one operation, can this approach help ?
I'm glad you found the hack helpful! For your question, it really depends on the specifics of your operations, but I think you can definitely adapt the approach to limit it to just one operation. Let me know if you need more detailed guidance!
I’ve used the set/get variables before, but hadn’t thought to use them to capture array info in this way. Thanks so much for this post.
You're welcome. Glad to be a help.
This is so so helpful! Thanks! :)
Glad it was helpful! I appreciate you stopping by the channel!
This works a lot better then the data store module! Thank you Kind Sir!
You're welcome!
Thanks! It would have be great if you used an example with multiple branches, as thats where the set variable module makes a difference (as oposed to your example which could have just been one straight line.
It would be great to know how does it work with iterator runs? Do you set the variable to one execution or its still one cycle? How do you ensure that the values are reset for each run of the iterator and not carried over into the 'get variable' module ?
Would you consider adding a video of more advanced example?
That's a good idea of adding a more advanced example I'll put it on my list of videos to make.
Do we have to worry about which route is taken first? ie. how do we know that the variable has been set in one part of the route when calling it in another route?
The variables will be set left to right and top to bottom. If you have more than one set variable module they will be set in this way.
Great video, absolutely useful for big scenario. Thanks a lot.
You're very welcome! Glad the video was helpful!
Great hack :) Thanks so much , just one question : I am dealing with multiple operations for multiple row updates, I just need to restrict them to just any one operation, can this approach help ?
I'm glad you found the hack helpful! For your question, it really depends on the specifics of your operations, but I think you can definitely adapt the approach to limit it to just one operation. Let me know if you need more detailed guidance!
Andy!
Thank you
the only video that exlpain its lol
Awesome. Happy to help!