First row on XmlPort

ozkan · 2017-01-26

Hi everyone,
I have a little problem with C/Side coding on XMLport.
What should I do for call to first row from Sales Header and Sales Line
this is my code for Manuel order number
"Sales Header".SETRANGE("Document Type","Sales Header"."Document Type"::Order);
"Sales Header".SETRANGE("Sales Header"."No.",'109003');

zaidtariq · 2017-01-27

Hi @ozkan !

Do like this

IF "Sales Header".FINDSET THEN
REPEAT
CLEAR("Sales Line");
"Sales Line".SETFILTER("Document No.", "Sales Header"."No.");
  IF "Sales Line".FINDSET THEN
  REPEAT
     //Clear The XML Port Object
     //Call the XML Port Object to export Orders.
  UNTIL "Sales Line".NEXT = 0;
UNTIL "Sales Header".NEXT = 0;

Feel free is still face problem.
please like / agree / verify my answer, if it was helpful for you. thanks.

ridz_robbin · 2017-01-26

You can use GET function if you want to get first row only.
Example:

"Sales Header".SETCURRENTKEY("No. ");
IF "Sales Header".GET(109003) THEN
BEGIN
//your code
END;

zohaibu95@hotmail.com · 2017-01-26

As @ridz_robbin said if you want to get only first row (one record) then GET is the right way to do. Before using GET make sure to clear your variable and use SETCURRENTKEY.

Usually, SETRANGE and SETFILTER are used when you want to get more than one record.

You can get record via SETRANGE as:

"Sales Header".SETRANGE("Document Type","Sales Header"."Document Type"::Order);
"Sales Header".SETRANGE("Sales Header"."No.",'109003');
IF "Sales Header".FINDFIRST THEN
 BEGIN
  // do something
 END;

Hope this helps.

zaidtariq · 2017-01-26

This is not really a good idea to use SETRANGE if you are sure that there is always a single record. Use SalesHeader.GET (109003) to get single record or

"Sales Header".SETRANGE("Sales Header"."No.",'109003');
IF "Sales Header".FINDFIRST THEN
BEGIN
// do something
END;

Hope this would be helpful

vaprog · 2017-01-26

ridz_robbin wrote: »
You can use GET function if you want to get first row only.
Example:
"Sales Header".SETCURRENTKEY("No. ");
IF "Sales Header".GET(109003) THEN
BEGIN
//your code
END;

To get a Sales Header you need 2 parameters, corresponding to the fields in the primary key in the correct order (and with correct types)

"Sales Header".GET("Sales Header"."Document Type"::Order,'109003');

For Sales Line you need 3 parameters to GET.

zohaibu95 wrote: »

Before using GET make sure to clear your variable and use SETCURRENTKEY.

No need, neither for CLEAR nor for SETCURRENTKEY to GET a record. GET ignores filters and does not sort the one row it returns. Those statements don't hurt, but neither do they help.

zohaibu95@hotmail.com · 2017-01-26

vaprog wrote: »
ridz_robbin wrote: »
You can use GET function if you want to get first row only.
Example:
"Sales Header".SETCURRENTKEY("No. ");
IF "Sales Header".GET(109003) THEN
BEGIN
//your code
END;
To get a Sales Header you need 2 parameters, corresponding to the fields in the primary key in the correct order (and with correct types)
"Sales Header".GET("Sales Header"."Document Type"::Order,'109003');
For Sales Line you need 3 parameters to GET.

zohaibu95 wrote: »

Before using GET make sure to clear your variable and use SETCURRENTKEY.

No need, neither for CLEAR nor for SETCURRENTKEY to GET a record. GET ignores filters and does not sort the one row it returns. Those statements don't hurt, but neither do they help.

Its a good approach to clear the variable and set the current key because we never know may be we are using that variable above for some other filters as well.

Reinhard · 2017-01-26

GET ignores filters and keys.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd301056.aspx
"This function always uses the primary key for the table and ignores any filters."

This means that you won't need to CLEAR or SETRANGE or SETCURRENTKEY, as these will have no effect on GET.
Also, GET will return TRUE/FALSE depending on if a record is found.

IF "Sales Header".GET("Sales Header"."Document Type"::Order,'109003') THEN
//do stuff

ozkan · 2017-01-27

Thanks for all but it should be a loop and call first row and next row with order number already can I calling any order I want call all with a loop pre order new XmlFile this is my Codeunit code
"Sales Header".SETRANGE("Document Type","Sales Header"."Document Type"::Order);
"Sales Header".SETRANGE("Sales Header"."No.",'109003'); <<<<<<<<<< This should be a Loop and call all Lines from tables Sales Header and Sales Line
IF "Sales Header".FINDSET THEN BEGIN
REPEAT
filename := 'C:\Temp\' + FORMAT("Sales Header"."No.") + '.xml';
ClientFileName := FORMAT("Sales Header"."No.") + '.xml';
XmlFile.CREATE(filename);
XmlFile.CREATEOUTSTREAM(XmlOutStream);

XMLPORT.EXPORT(55667,XmlOutStream,"Sales Header");

XmlFile.CLOSE;

UNTIL "Sales Header".NEXT = 0;
END;
MESSAGE('Saved');

zohaibu95@hotmail.com · 2017-01-27

@ozkan it should be like this:

CLEAR("Sales Header");
CLEAR("Sales Line");
"Sales Header".SETCURRENTKEY("Document Type", "No.");
IF "Sales Header".GET("Document Type"::Order, 109003) THEN
BEGIN
  "Sales Line".SETFILTER("Document No.", Your order no); //this will be your Sales Header document no.
   IF "Sales Line".FINDSET THEN
   REPEAT
      //your code
   UNTIL "Sales Line".NEXT = 0;
END

You can also set range if you want multiple orders in that range.

Also if you want to get order from 109003 onwards than do this

"Sales Header".SETFILTER("No.", '109003..'); 

IF "Sales Header".FINDSET THEN REPEAT
// this will get the orders from 109003 till end;.
UNTIL "Sales Header".NEXT = 0;

Please accept my answer if it helps.

ozkan · 2017-01-27

zohaibu95 Thank you but this is not my problem, i have trouble on XmlPort side my XmlPort Calling every Orders till end I tried so many filtering under <Sales Header> - Export::OnAfterGetRecord() trigger no function what did you mean should I do Filter on Codeunit side or on XmlPort?

My XmlPort Should do: Call first row from Sales Header and Sales Line and after that next row till last Order, with codeunit save all orders as name ordernumer.xml to on Server look like this

zohaibu95@hotmail.com · 2017-01-27

Okay then simply all you need is to do this:

IF "Sales Header".FINDSET THEN
REPEAT
  "Sales Line".SETFILTER("Document No.", "Sales Header"."No."); 
   IF "Sales Line".FINDSET THEN
   REPEAT
      //your xml port code
   UNTIL "Sales Line".NEXT = 0;
UNTIL "Sales Header".NEXT = 0;

the outer loop will iterate the whole sales header and the inner loop will iterate over the sales line of that sale order.

zaidtariq · 2017-01-27

Hi @ozkan !

Do like this

IF "Sales Header".FINDSET THEN
REPEAT
CLEAR("Sales Line");
"Sales Line".SETFILTER("Document No.", "Sales Header"."No.");
  IF "Sales Line".FINDSET THEN
  REPEAT
     //Clear The XML Port Object
     //Call the XML Port Object to export Orders.
  UNTIL "Sales Line".NEXT = 0;
UNTIL "Sales Header".NEXT = 0;

Feel free is still face problem.
please like / agree / verify my answer, if it was helpful for you. thanks.

RockWithNAV · 2017-01-27

As @vaprog Suggested you need not have to do anything if you are writing a GET Statement.

P.S - Writing a Code is not a big deal, you may get your desired output by doing many manipulations on the code but one thing i always suggest is to keep in mind is from Performance perspective. Always give priority to LOC(Line of Codes), dont write baseless lines even it's not doing anything to your outcome because one thing that's its doing for sure is it's increasing the time of the compiler to give the desired outcome.

zohaibu95@hotmail.com · 2017-01-27

RockWithNAV wrote: »

As @vaprog Suggested you need not have to do anything if you are writing a GET Statement.

P.S - Writing a Code is not a big deal, you may get your desired output by doing many manipulations on the code but one thing i always suggest is to keep in mind is from Performance perspective. Always give priority to LOC(Line of Codes), dont write baseless lines even it's not doing anything to your outcome because one thing that's its doing for sure is it's increasing the time of the compiler to give the desired outcome.

Its always a good and safe approach to initialize/clear the variable! PEACE!

ozkan · 2017-01-27

Hi Everyone, I have my problem solved with this code

SalesHeader.RESET;
SalesHeader.SETCURRENTKEY("Document Type","No.");
SalesHeader.SETRANGE("Document Type",SalesHeader."Document Type"::Order);
SalesHeader.SETRANGE("No.",SalesHeader."No.");
IF SalesHeader.FINDSET THEN BEGIN
  REPEAT
    FileName := 'C:\Temp' + SalesHeader."No." + '.xml';
    XmlFile.CREATE(FileName);
    XmlFile.CREATEOUTSTREAM(XmlOutStrm);
    XMLPORT.EXPORT(55667,XmlOutStrm,SalesHeader);
    XmlFile.CLOSE;
    UNTIL SalesHeader.NEXT = 0;
    END;
    MESSAGE(Text001);

on Page Action
I will be coding a function for this.

Thanks for everything and keep on Coding

zohaibu95@hotmail.com · 2017-01-27

You are welcome.

zaidtariq · 2017-01-27

Great

ozkan · 2017-01-30

Hello again me

my code is not efficient how can I do it more efficiently.

Codeunit Code

OnRun()

GetFilterNo(SalesHeader : Record "Sales Header")
SalesHeader.SETRANGE("No.",SalesHeader."No.");
FileName := 'C:\Temp\' + SalesHeader."No." + '.xml';
XmlFile.CREATE(FileName);
XmlFile.CREATEOUTSTREAM(XmlOutStrm);
XMLPORT.EXPORT(55667,XmlOutStrm,SalesHeader);
XmlFile.CLOSE;

Page Action Code

<Action1000000017> - OnAction()
CLEAR(ExportToXml);

ExportToXml.GetFilterNo(Rec);

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