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It means there is a prompt associated with it. When you run a node (ex. Query Builder, program, etc.) that has an associated prompt, a dialog will be displayed where you can dynamically enter a value for the prompt at runtime, which is then used in the running of your node.
For example, you could define a query that returns all the values less than a certain date. But rather than hard-coding the max date, you could define the filter such that it returns the records whose date is less than a prompt value. Then, when the Query Builder node is run, you'd enter the max date value you want to use for this particular run.
Here is a screenshot of how you can create a prompted filter in the Query Builder:
(Note: You have to define the prompts first, in EG's View->Prompt Manager.)
And then the prompt dialog that will then be displayed when you run this Query Builder node:
It means there is a prompt associated with it. When you run a node (ex. Query Builder, program, etc.) that has an associated prompt, a dialog will be displayed where you can dynamically enter a value for the prompt at runtime, which is then used in the running of your node.
For example, you could define a query that returns all the values less than a certain date. But rather than hard-coding the max date, you could define the filter such that it returns the records whose date is less than a prompt value. Then, when the Query Builder node is run, you'd enter the max date value you want to use for this particular run.
Here is a screenshot of how you can create a prompted filter in the Query Builder:
(Note: You have to define the prompts first, in EG's View->Prompt Manager.)
And then the prompt dialog that will then be displayed when you run this Query Builder node:
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