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Replacing Parameters with Macros

 Substituting a user-defined parameter with a macro is easy

 CREATE: Add a new custom parameter (provide a parameter name, display
name, description, type, and an optional default value for this parameter).

 REFERENCE: Each user defined parameter can be referenced as a macro using
CliQr's convention.

 Example

– Parameter name: myParameterName

– Macro reference for this parameter: %myParameterName%
 Use a macro in an app configuration file or use it as an argument to pass to a
configuration script in the Application Profile.

 At deployment time the Macro will be replaced with the actual value of the parameter.

 DEFINE: If the parameter is editable, the person executing the deployment for
this application is queried for the parameter value.

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