Hi all,
There is a provision for query parameters on an URL endpoint when we build direct REST API integration using Classic data entities:
This query parameter can be set in the data variable and it can be dynamic in nature too:
However, the same is missing when it comes to REST API integration via BTP Destination using Classic data entities:
I have the following queries:
- Is there a plan in roadmap to make provision for Query parameters in Classic data entities using BTP destinations?
- Is there any workaround at the moment to achieve the same in existing infrastructure?
Thanks.
Raj Pawan Gumdal
Hi Raj,
You can use a Data Query property for this. First, set the query in your resource to one of the pre-defined properties, such as query.search.query:
Once you save it, the property will be available in your get record flow node:

Of course, you can make the value dynamic based on app or page variables instead. This should work for your scenario.
Thank you @James_Rapp. This worked perfect 
Hi James, we had the same question and your explanation solved it, but we are trying to do this for a GET record, not a collection. Is there a way to tweak it to work for returning only one record? Thanks in advance
Hi @Slade_Rose1 - can you elaborate a little bit? Normally with a GET record you have the key value already and don’t need the query string. Is this also for a REST API or OData? What kind of parameters are you trying to pass?
Thanks for your response, James. It’s an SAP BTP Destination, I think OData, and the URL we’re calling for this destination looks like this: https://example.accounts.ondemand.com/scim/Users?filter=userName eq “example@gmail.com”
I get the key value from an input field in the app that serves as the variable to populate the parameter for userName, but when I run the GET I want to do a GET record not a GET record collection. However, the query.search.query that you proposed doesn’t seem to work for a single record, or it seems I don’t have the option to use that for a GET record. I hope I am making sense? Please let me know if you need screenshots or something else?