Op Params Defined

Op templates within a YAML can be accessorized with parameters. These are known as op params and are different from the parameters that you use at the activity level. They apply specifically to a statement template, and are interpreted by an activity type when the statement template is used to construct a native statement form.

For example, the op param ratio is used when an activity is initialized to construct the op sequence. In the cql activity type, the op parameter prepared is a boolean that can be used to designated when a CQL statement should be prepared or not.

As with the bindings, a params section can be added at the same level, setting additional parameters to be used with op templates. Again, this is an example of modifying or otherwise designating a specific type of op template, but always in a way specific to the activity type. Op params can be thought of as properties of an operation. As such, params don't really do much on their own, although they have the same basic map syntax as bindings:

Op Params Example

params:
  ratio: 1

As with op template, it is up to each activity type to interpret the provided op params in a useful way.