Workflow Parameters
1. Overview
To facilitate the interconnection of various nodes in offline development tasks, for example, to facilitate users' scheduling configuration for incremental data updates.
The offline development platform provides parameter functionality to meet users' personalized parameter definition needs.
Used to manage parameters for business processes, divided into three categories according to different scopes: global parameters, time macros, and workflow parameters.
2. Parameter Usage Guide
2.1. Global Parameters
Can be referenced in any workflow within the entire project scope
Global parameters are set in "Management Center > Enterprise Configuration > Global Parameters" for global parameters that users need to use. For details, see Global Parameters

2.2. Time Macro Parameters
Can be referenced in any workflow within the entire project scope. Through time macro control, dynamic time can be obtained for batch data processing. For details, see Time Macro Parameters
2.3. Workflow Parameters
Can be referenced in any task node within the entire workflow scope
Global parameters and time macro parameters can be used directly in task nodes, while workflow parameters need to be configured on the offline development page.

Each workflow parameter must include parameter name, parameter type and default value
Supports parameters of numeric, text, and date types
- Text type supports single value and multiple values, multiple values separated by ","
- Date supports fixed time and time macros
For SQL node using workflow parameters, see: SQL Nodes
For HTTP node using workflow parameters, see: HTTP Nodes
Components in data flows that support writing SQL code:
- Database input, see: Database Input (Advanced)
- Database output, see: Database Output (Advanced)
- Add calculated columns, see: Add Calculated Columns
- Filter data rows, see: Filter Data Rows
- SQL input, see: SQL Input
- Group aggregation add calculated fields, see: Group Aggregation