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Hi,
I am trying to find multiple document numbers through WC API.
If I use only one part number in below code, it works fine. If I use search string like "65832A00.*;1234.*" it won't return anything.
qs = new QuerySpec(wtDocCls);
SearchCondition sc = new SearchCondition(WTDocument.class, WTDocument.NUMBER, SearchCondition.LIKE, "65832A00.*;1234.*");
qs.appendWhere(sc);
qr = PersistenceHelper.manager.find(qs);
How can I search multiple documents using API?
Try following (with modification for WTDoc).
final QuerySpec querySpec = new QuerySpec(WTPart.class);
querySpec.appendWhere(new SearchCondition(WTPart.class, WTPart.NUMBER, SearchCondition.LIKE, desiredPartNumber.replace('*', '%')), null);
final QueryResult partQueryResult = PersistenceHelper.manager.find((StatementSpec)querySpec);
OK. I am now using "65832A00.%;1234.%". That also do not work. I think I need to use qs.appendOr();
Below code works. But I have query string which contains 10 or more docs. I am thinking of appending Or condition in a loop. It seems that we can not directly use query string in code.
qs = new QuerySpec(wtDocCls);
SearchCondition sc = new SearchCondition(WTDocument.class, WTDocument.NUMBER, SearchCondition.LIKE, "1234%");
qs.appendWhere(sc);
qs.appendOr();
SearchCondition sc1 = new SearchCondition(WTDocument.class, WTDocument.NUMBER, SearchCondition.LIKE, "65832A00.%");
qs.appendWhere(sc1);
qr = PersistenceHelper.manager.find(qs);
You can concat you query results. For example:
qs = new QuerySpec(wtDocCls);
SearchCondition sc = new SearchCondition(WTDocument.class, WTDocument.NUMBER, SearchCondition.LIKE, "1234%");
qs.appendWhere(sc);
qr1 = PersistenceHelper.manager.find(qs);
SearchCondition sc1 = new SearchCondition(WTDocument.class, WTDocument.NUMBER, SearchCondition.LIKE, "65832A00.%");
qr2 = PersistenceHelper.manager.find(qs1);
qr2.append(qr1.method);
* check the method. It must be like "toObjectVector", don't remember...
qr.appendObjectVector(qr1.getObjectVector());
It adds result of qr1 to qr. It works.
But I have 10+ different parts to search like that. executing PersistenceHelper.manager.find so many times and keep adding result might not be that efficient. Is there a way I can build(using appendWhere,appendOr something like that..) query and excecute it only once to get result?
Thanks for your reply. I have now workaround but I am still looking to build a query. Is it possible?
Try to find this solution in the windchill search. Windchill search provide multiple object search with a lot of searching strings for the attributes.