Adjust Custom Parameters for the Filtered Tactic Selection Query
Starting in Winter '26, the Filtered Tactic Selection Query includes new custom metadata
records that can conflict with existing custom configurations. To prevent conflicts, manually
adjust the parameter order if you customized the Link Tactics feature with additional query
parameters or conditions.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions where Consumer Goods
Cloud is enabled
User Permissions Needed
To update a query condition in custom metadata:
CG Cloud System Admin
To update a query parameter and query condition metadata records in custom metadata:
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Custom Metadata Types, and
then select Custom Metadata Types.
Next to Query Parameter, click Manage Records.
Locate the Exclude Closed Params parameter, and then click
Edit.
Set Parameter Order to the next sequential number after your highest custom parameter
order.
For example, if your highest custom order is 15, enter 16. If you don't have custom
parameters, keep the default value of 14.
Save your changes.
Next to Query Condition, click Manage Records.
Locate the Exclude Closed parameter, and then click Edit.
In Condition Text, replace all occurrences of {14} with the Parameter Order value from Step
4.
For example, change (Status__c NOT IN ({14}) AND Promotion__r.Phase__c NOT IN ({14})) to
(Status__c NOT IN ({16}) AND Promotion__r.Phase__c NOT IN ({16})).
Save your changes.
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