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GIS87
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Local report processing error

I have report in report builder that is filtering by using a where clause in the query.  This is working fine with all the parameters I currently have, however, when I added another parameter (with just another AND statement), I'm getting this error:

The 'Value' expression for the query parameter '@workphaseparam' contains an error: The expression references the parameter 'workphaseparam', which does not exist in the Parameters collection. Letters in the names of parameters must use the correct case.

 

The process is as follows:

1. Dataset has this as part of the SQL where clause:

"AND workphase=@workphaseparam"

2.  Dataset's Parameters are defined as:
@workphaseparam = [@workphaseparam]

3.  Which ties into the report parameter "workphaseparam".  Is this the Parameters Collection the error is referring to?  The report parameters?  Any insight is appreciated.

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GIS87
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Apparently the issue was with the ordering of the parameters.  The settings were fine, but once I moved the parameter higher up on the parameter list, it worked.  I wasn't aware that parameter order mattered.  

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GIS87
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Apparently the issue was with the ordering of the parameters.  The settings were fine, but once I moved the parameter higher up on the parameter list, it worked.  I wasn't aware that parameter order mattered.  

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GIS87
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I have narrowed the issue down to the query parameter.  When I set the parameter value as a defined string value, it works.  When I try to set it as the parameter value, it fails with the referenced error.  

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