The noConditionFind parameter controls if results are returned when
there are no query parameters. The purpose is to prevent large result
sets being returned accidentally.
So, if you invoke the service with no constraints:
1. noConditionFind = "Y" returns all records
2. noConditionFind = "N" returns no records
Adrian Crum
Sandglass Software
www.sandglass-software.com
On 1/27/2014 6:11 PM, Justin Dagostino wrote:
If I wanted to use perform find to query for a list of criteria as an 'or'
or 'in', how do we do this in "inputFields"?
Also, I don't really know what noConditionFind means..seems to only come
into play for filter by date.
I tried suffixing the field with '_in', but that didn't seem to work.
For example:
Perform Find for product IDs: 101, 102, and 103
From Webtools 'run service':
inputFields={productId_in = 101, productId_in = 102, productId_in = 103}
noConditionFind=Y
Returns 932 items
inputFields={productId = 100}
noConditionFind=Y
Returns 932 item
inputFields={productId = 100}
noConditionFind=N
Returns 0 items
FYI... The performFind service seems to behave differently than however the
FindGeneric Webtools feature works as expected:
/webtools/control/FindGeneric?entityName=Product
Specify productId = 101
Returns 1 item
Any insight would be very helpful. Thanks.
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Justin
