I can delete a row fine if I use RecordId. However, in the case I don’t have the exact RecordId, how do I delete a row using these values:
{
"SalesPriceDetails": [
{
"InventoryID": { "value": "00000-00002" },
"PriceType": { "value": "Customer Price Class" },
"PriceCode": { "value": "VIP" },
"delete": true
}
]
}
When I try this, it deletes the first InventoryID/PriceType it finds which will delete the wrong row if I have a row with a PriceCode like “WHOLESALE”.
Best answer by dcomerford
You could use 2 rest calls the first is to get the RecordId with the values you have then use the result to delete it.
I think you need the recordid to delete.
+15You could use 2 rest calls the first is to get the RecordId with the values you have then use the result to delete it.
I think you need the recordid to delete.
You could use 2 rest calls the first is to get the RecordId with the values you have then use the result to delete it.
I think you need the recordid to delete.
Is there a way to get the RecordID without having parse through the entire SalesPricesInquiry object including all the child SalesPriceDetails objects? Here’s what I’m using currently:
body:
{
"InventoryID": {"value": "00000-00002"},
"PriceType": {"value": "Customer Price Class"},
"PriceCode": { "value": "VIP" }
}
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