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- tlikarishEmployee
You can capture the parameters passed in the runtime by going to your child pipeline and viewing the Pipeline properties. Next to each property in the table is a checkbox called “capture”, which will store the value of the property that’s passed in to the child. You can view the captured value in the child pipeline’s execution statistics. See the extra details tab.
Hope this helps with your situation.
- amit_sarohaNew Contributor III
I am capturing the parameters but when I look at the child pipeline in execution statistics, it doesn’t show anything in extra details.
- tlikarishEmployee
If there isn’t anything, then maybe the parent pipeline is missing configuration. Can you provide more information about the parent pipeline’s Pipeline Execute snap? If possible could you share your configuration?
- jcorneliusNew Contributor III
@amit.saroha Remember all pipeline parameters are accessed with _ and not $
- virender_prajapNew Contributor III
You can see the parameter value in the dashboard from pipeline properties if you have checked capture option in pipeline properties of the child pipeline.
Alternatively, you can check the parameter in child pipeline using pipe.args
Example: pipe.args.hasPath('your_parameter') ? 'present' : 'not present'