I needed to uniquely identify a request to Pentaho (one particular action sequence request). Found a pretty darn easy way to do this with the help from Java RMI classes.
- Insert a Javascript data source
- Enter the following script
function getGUID() {
var VMID = new Packages.java.rmi.dgc.VMID();
return VMID.toString();
}
getGUID();
- Set return type as “string” for a new value
- Add it to your response

- Enjoy your GUIDs!
cef9372c035a42ed:-b0917ee:119a6d47d72:-7ff4
cef9372c035a42ed:-b0917ee:119a6d47d72:-7ff3
cef9372c035a42ed:-b0917ee:119a6d47d72:-7ff2
PS – I personally hate GUIDs when stored in the database.
However, for matching up with a particular request, yippeee!!



wow, this tell me squat. How about an explanation of what you are talking about, how it works, how to do it. Geek talk is useless
wasn’t there a new release for this?
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