How I can get Item list from NetSuite using suite talk java API. I am
able to get single item using internal Id but I need to get All list of items or by pagination (batch). Please advise how can I do this?
Code for get one inventory item:
RecordRef recordRefs=new RecordRef();
recordRefs.setType(RecordType.inventoryItem);
recordRefs.setInternalId("6")
ReadResponseList responseList = client.callGetRecords(recordRefs);
Use a search. You'll probably want an advanced search, since you're retrieving so many results. Here's a great example of an advanced search with pagination: https://stackoverflow.com/a/47538464/10393810
(Note that you will be using an ItemSearchAdvanced, not TransactionSearchAdvanced as in the example)
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I have what must be a simple question, but I've scoured the documentation and web and can't seem to find an answer.
Is there a way to query on isinactive when querying for items via the Netsuite API?
In my RESTlet when I try to specify "isinactive" with new nlobjSearchColumn() I get an error saying "undefined".
When I add a filter via new nlobjSearchFilter('isinactive', null, 'is', 0) it doesn't give me an error, it simply ignores the condition.
All I really want to accomplish is to query for active records only along with all of my other search criteria.
Could anybody help me to get List Item by unique Id in SharePoint without using List? I know the List Item unique Id, but I haven't information about List. Using Client Object Model I can do the following:
using (SP.ClientContext clientContext = new SP.ClientContext(...))
{
**SP.List list = clientContext.Web.Lists.GetById(listId);**
SP.ListItem listItem = list.GetItemById(listItemId);
clientContext.Load(listItem);
clientContext.ExecuteQuery();
...
}
Unfortunately, in this code I use listId, but the problem is that in my task I don't know listId, I have only ListItem Guid. Since I have unique Id, I believe that there must be a way to get this Item without using any additional information.
You've posted a snippet with a Client Object Model, so I suppose it's a preffered object model for the solution. However, if it's acceptable for You, I've found some information on how to achieve this using server side object model, which You may find helpful.
It seems that this can be done using SPWeb.GetFile(Guid itemGuid) if the item exist in the root site.
If you want it to work also for subsites, you can use SPWeb.GetSiteData method to invoke caml retrieving an item as explained in this article: http://www.chakkaradeep.com/post/Retrieving-an-Item-from-the-RootWeb-and-Subwebs-using-its-UniqueId.aspx.
You can also take a look at this thread on SO for some additional information:
SharePoint: Get SPListItem by Unique ID.
If you have any issues using those methods, let me know. I'll also look for alternatives for this to run with Client Object Model and I'll post them if I find some, however, it seems to be more difficult to achieve.
I created a list and added some items to it. From a view ( not related to this list), I am trying to access the items of this list.
I can get the list of items by using the following query :
contentManager.Query<ContentPart>("myContentTypeName")
This gives me a list.
But, consider this scenario -
-> I create an myContentTypeName and add it to a list.
-> I create another Item but didn't add it to any list.
The above query returns ALL the items of that type. How can I filter this query and get only the items that are a part of the list?
Thanks!
If you are using >= 1.4 version of Orchard, use the projector module. Starting with 1.4 List is pretty much deprecated. If you still need to use the List, I think what you want to do is query for the List content items, not the items within it.
I have a list of 6000 listitem GUIDs. I need to check if each item still exist on the Web.
Previously, I was using the SPWeb.GetFile(GUID) method to check the item.
But now I need to convert that process usinig the ClientObjectModel. I cannot find a way to retrieve the item using the GUID.
I even tried from the "List" object. And can't find a way to retrieve the item from its GUID neither.
Please help! :(
Try to use CAML Query.
Ex CAML Query:
<Query><Where><Eq><FieldRef Name='ID'/><Value type='Counter'>"+fileIDtoFind+"</Value></Eq></Where></Query>
For more details see: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ie/ee857094.aspx
I am still new to sharepoint and would like to know if it is possible to make a query that works across several lists. My list looks like this
Customers (id, name and so forth)
Orders ( id, order number, customer and some additional info)
OrderItems (id, name, price, description and so on)
I would like to create a view that will display the OrderItems grouped by Order which again will be grouped by Customer.
In pure .net code that is pretty easy but is it possible to implement it only using sharepoint lists?
Without custom code or third party components you would have only a few options. Using SharePoint Designer to create a Data View or creating a custom Query with some complex CAML which I'm not even sure is entirely possible.
Personally I would look more towards using Master Detail functionality using a combination of web part connections and filtering. By activating Enterprise features you have available a number of Filter Web Parts that should be able to be combined to filter lists to selected values.
Personally I have gone with custom code to bring back list data based on queries and then used the GetDataTable() method of the SPListItemCollection object. Once you have the list items in DataTables you have numerouse ways to sort filter and aggregate the information.
I should add to this that there is a great article on displaying information from a dataset using the SPGridView and SPMenuField. Once you have your DataTables you could establish relationships in a dataset to display the information using these controls:
http://blogs.msdn.com/powlo/archive/2007/02/25/displaying-custom-data-through-sharepoint-lists-using-spgridview-and-spmenufield.aspx
Connected web parts can do this...
I think SPD can do that.
If you do not want get yourself dirty, take a look at SharePoint List Collection, which is perfect to you.