Odata Client using C#

​@Dmitrii Naumov Old thread, but since you brought up the OData code you have up on Github I had a quick question. When I try to pull data using this library it only pulls 1 record at a time. Is there something special I have to do so it doesn’t just pull the first record?

I use your example like this and I would have expected to see 5 results, not 1. And yes, the GI has more than 5 records when you load it on the website.

var giResult = client.GetOData(ODataVersion.GIBasedOData, giName, tenant: tenant, top: 5);

Thanks for any help!

​@mmarklow44 OData client does not deserialize things automatically. I assume you are getting back 1 JsonObject? Check inside, the results should be there.

​@Dmitrii Naumov I’m basically doing the same thing the ODataExample.cs is doing in the Acumatica REST API Example Console Application. Is this sample code not correct? I didn’t test this code specifically, but the only real change was to use a different GI Name in that giName variable. So I guess that is possible it’s not doing what I expect it to do.
 

                var objects = client.GetOdataObjects(ODataVersion.GIBasedOData, tenant);

                var giName = "BI-ARInvoices";
                if (objects.Where(gi => gi.Name == giName).Any())
                {
                    Console.WriteLine("Retrieving 5 AR Invoices with GI-based OData");
                    var giResult = client.GetOData(ODataVersion.GIBasedOData, giName, tenant: tenant, top: 5);
                    Console.WriteLine($"Retrieved {giResult.Count()} Invoices");
                }
                else
                {
                    Console.WriteLine($"Generic Inquiry {giName} not found");
                }

​@mmarklow44 what is the client version that you use?

What is the type of giResult that you get there? 

​@Dmitrii Naumov Well, now I feel silly. I just tried again and rather than get a count of 1 I now get a count of 5 when pulling the top 5 and the full amount (11) when not passing a number. Maybe I was doing something wrong before and I didn’t notice. I deleted the code I was testing so I’m not sure. I apologize for wasting your time! But thank you very much for taking the time out of your day to respond.

 - Mitch