GetOrdersBy

The GetOrdersBy method returns a the list of Orders which match the query parameter supplied.
Careful, this method doesn't implement paging when returning the data. It's strongly reccomended that you use GetOrdersByPaged instead.

Parameter List

Parameter	Type	Description
token	String	The session token retrieved during authentication.
query	WSGetOrdersByQuery	This contains the filter and details of your query.

The query itself follows this structure WSGetOrdersByQuery with the following members:

Name	Type	Description	Mandatory
FromDate	DateTime	Any Order must have a Transaction Date after to this date if given (inclusive).	Yes
ToDate	DateTime	Any Order must have a Transaction Date before to this date if given (inclusive).	Yes
FromCreationDate	DateTime	Any Order created after this date (inclusive).	Yes
ToCreationDate	DateTime	Any Order created before this date (inclusive).	Yes
Skip	int	Number of records to skip	No
AccountIDsFilter	Int32[]	Limits the result set to orders linked to the account IDs (customer or supplier IDs).	No
DepartmentIDsFilter	String[]	Limits the result set to orders having at least one line bearing any of the given department(analysis codes) IDs.	No
OrderIDsFilter	Int32[]	Limits the result set to orders with the IDs.	No
Status	String	Limits the result set to orders having the status required, i.e. "Reserved","PartiallyDelivered","FullyDelivered,"Complete","Closed"	No
Ledger	String	Limits the result set to orders having the Ledger required, i.e. "Sales","Purchases"	No
OrderNumbers	Array of Strings	Limits results to a set of orders linked the order. Helpful if you only have the Order numbers available.	No
FromLastModifiedDateInUTC	DateTime	Only return data modified on/after this date in UTC time zone.	No

Example

C#

Here is an example of a system requesting all orders created between the 1st of September 2014 and the 20th of September 2014 with status "Posted:

Integration ws = new Integration();

String auth = ws.Login(entityID, partnerKey, userKey);
if( auth != null )
{
      var query = new WSGetOrdersByQuery()
      {
            Status = "Complete",
            FromDate = DateTime.Parse("2014-09-1"),
            ToDate = DateTime.Parse("2014-09-20")
      };
      var orders = ws.GetOrdersBy(auth, query);

      if( orders.Status == OperationStatus.Success )
      {
            Console.WriteLine(String.Format("Found {0} orders", orders.Result.Count));
            foreach(var order in orders.Result)
            {
                  Console.WriteLine(String.Format("Order [{0}] {1} on the {2} for {3}:", order.OrderID, order.AccountCode, order.CreationDate, order.GrossAmount));

            }
      }
}

See Also

• Order
• WSResultStatus