+1Hi everyone,
Can someone pass me a code snippet on how to get data from a specified generic inquiry programmatically? (i.e. SELECT * FROM MyGI and return the data rows that I can then manipulate) If you happen to know how to select a GI respecting a shared filter as well, that would be extremely helpful as well.
Thank you
-Kyle
Best answer by darylbowman
// Acuminator disable once PX1076 CallToInternalApi []
PXGenericInqGrph giGraph = PXGenericInqGrph.CreateInstance((Guid)designID);
int batchStart = 0;
int batchSize = 2500;
int rowCount = 0;
do
{
// Select GI rows from the database
PXResultset<GenericResult> results = giGraph.Results.SelectWindowed(batchStart, batchSize);
batchStart += batchSize;
var resultRows = results?.Cast<GenericResult>()?.ToList()?.Select(r => r.Values)?.ToList();
rowCount = resultRows.Count;
}
while (rowCount > 0);(This includes a form of paging that isn’t necessarily required for all situations, but was for mine)
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// Acuminator disable once PX1076 CallToInternalApi []
PXGenericInqGrph giGraph = PXGenericInqGrph.CreateInstance((Guid)designID);
int batchStart = 0;
int batchSize = 2500;
int rowCount = 0;
do
{
// Select GI rows from the database
PXResultset<GenericResult> results = giGraph.Results.SelectWindowed(batchStart, batchSize);
batchStart += batchSize;
var resultRows = results?.Cast<GenericResult>()?.ToList()?.Select(r => r.Values)?.ToList();
rowCount = resultRows.Count;
}
while (rowCount > 0);(This includes a form of paging that isn’t necessarily required for all situations, but was for mine)
+1Thank you guys! Any idea on how to apply a shared filter to the GI?
+13😐
+1Haha, I know it can be done! Dashboard widgets can do it!
I created a table to track component lines before the shipment is created. When a Kit is ordered the component lines are written to a related table and tied to SOLine. I then created a gi to summarize the total on open orders for each component. I now want to retrieve the information from the generic inquiry in my custom program.
I am trying to use Daryl Bowman’s answer, but I want to retrieve one record. I created a generic inquiry InventoryAllocation that gives me a few calculated fields. The generic inquiry requires siteID and InventoryID parameters.
How do I adapt this statement to return the one record?
do
{ // Select GI rows from the database PXResultset<GenericResult> results = giGraph.Results.SelectWindowed(batchStart, batchSize); batchStart += batchSize; var resultRows = results?.Cast<GenericResult>()?.ToList()?.Select(r => r.Values)?.ToList(); rowCount = resultRows.Count; }
while (rowCount > 0)
Thank-you.
+13PXResultset<GenericResult> results = giGraph.Results.SelectWindowed(0, 1); will give you a single record
PXResultset<GenericResult> results = giGraph.Results.SelectWindowed(0, 1); will give you a single record
How do I pass the siteID and InventoryID to get the correct 1 record returned? If I load all of the records the generic inquiry provides, without parameters, and then use the Where clause on the resultRows, I would have to load over 100,000 records.
Is it possible to pass on the parameters with the PXResultset command?
Thanks.
+13I don’t know how to incorporate parameters in the context of a GI. Is it possible instead to make normal selects and calculate the values in code that would be calculated by the GI?
I found another community post and figured out how to pass parameters to a generic inquiry.
Dictionary<string, string> parameters = new Dictionary<string, string>();
parameters.Add("SiteID", siteCD);
parameters.Add("InventoryID", invCD);
PXGenericInqGrph giGraph = PXGenericInqGrph.CreateInstance("InventoryAllocation", "InventoryAllocation", parameters);
Now I am trying to figure out how to reference the result values that are formulas. I am not sure of the syntax on how to this.
Thank-you.
+13Dictionary<string, string> parameters = new Dictionary<string, string>();
parameters.Add("SiteID", siteCD);
parameters.Add("InventoryID", invCD);
PXGenericInqGrph giGraph = PXGenericInqGrph.CreateInstance("InventoryAllocation", "InventoryAllocation", parameters);
That was easy 😁
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