Valid Input Parameter Names
To be valid, input parameter names must:
Be unique within the mashup.
Not use reserved names from
EMML, Java, JavaScript or SQL. Using reserved names can cause the mashup to fail.
Tip: The easiest way to ensure that you do not use a reserved name is to always make your input parameters specific. This also makes them easier for other user to understand.
For example, use projectDocument rather than document or itemCount rather than count. You can also use prefixes orsuffixes, such as myCount or client2.
Contain only ASCII letters , numbers and the underscore (_) character. If you include spaces in parameter names, they are automatically converted to underscores (_). No other punctuation characters or symbols are allowed in parameter names.
Note: Names are case sensitive, so items and Items are different input parameters. It is not a good practice, however, to have input parameter names that are very similar.
Start with a letter.
6sigma is not a valid input parameter name.