Parameterized requests are issued as GET requests, unless they are specified in a POST request entry. To specify parameterized requests, use the following format: 

"<host_name>/<endpoint_path1>/{<param_name>:<param_value>,<java_date_format>}[/<endpoint_path2>]",
host_name
(optional) is the protocol and host name components of the URL endpoint. For example, http://example.com. You can omit this value by specifying the host name using the ServerName property.
endpoint_path
is the path component of the URL endpoint. For example, orders. The value must be valid URL-encoded syntax. For example, spaces in an endpoint are replaced with %20. See "URL-encoded values" for details.
param_name
is the parameter identifier used for filtering the request. For example, date.
param_value
is the parameter value used for filtering the request during sampling. For example, 2020-07-01.
java_date_format
(optional) is the format of your Date, Time, or Timestamp values using the Java SimpleDateFormat. For example, yyyy-MM-dd. For more information on the Java SimpleDateFormat, refer to https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html.

For example, the following demonstrates a GET request that will map to the orders table. 

#path:"http://example.com/orders/get/{date:2020-07-01,yyyy-MM-dd}/all",