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Hello,
I am new in windchill customization, i am to write a query to get all the documents( say type "x") in a product(say "y"). Can somebody help???
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Well, it is returning array, use the following code to get pass the error
QuerySpec queryspec = new QuerySpec(WTDocumentMaster.class);
queryspec.setAdvancedQueryEnabled(true);
int contIndex = queryspec.appendClassList(PDMLinkProduct.class,false);
SearchCondition sc1 = new SearchCondition(WTDocumentMaster.class, "containerReference.key.id",PDMLinkProduct.class, wt.util.WTAttributeNameIfc.ID_NAME);
queryspec.appendWhere(sc1, new int[] { 0, contIndex });
queryspec.appendAnd();
SearchCondition scSWPart = new SearchCondition(PDMLinkProduct.class ,"containerInfo.name",SearchCondition.EQUAL,"TestProduct1",true);
queryspec.appendWhere(scSWPart,new int[] { contIndex });
QueryResult queryResult = PersistenceHelper.manager.find(queryspec);
System.out.println("Size :- " + queryResult.size());
int size = queryResult.size();
System.out.println("WTDocument query result size: " + size);
while (queryResult.hasMoreElements()) {
wt.fc.Persistable persisArray []= (Persistable[]) queryResult.nextElement();
wt.doc.WTDocumentMaster doc=(WTDocumentMaster) persisArray[0];
System.out.println(doc);
}
Regards,
Bhushan
Assuming by "query" you mean an SQL query, then you need to join the correct context type DB table (PDMLinkProduct, WTLibrary, or Project2 are the table names) for the table you are trying to get to the wtdocument DB table, and note that for the wtdocument table the ida3containerreference column contains the same value as the context DB table's ida2a2 value.
Out of curiosity, what type of functionality are you looking to customize? My company is very experienced in all things Windchill and I'd be happy to lend a helping hand or provide additional options to achieve a certain functionality depending upon the need.
I meant by queryspec.
Add Context and create a Join with WTDocument, set the Criteria to Context:Name... You can use a Parameter here so that the User can enter the Context Name when performing the query
Thanks for your reply, Could you please give me queryspec ... ?
the query i am using is as below, but it's giving exception.
QuerySpec qss = new QuerySpec(WTDocumentMaster.class);
qss.appendWhere(new SearchCondition(WTDocumentMaster.class,WTDocumentMaster.CONTAINER_NAME,SearchCondition.EQUAL,"TestProduct1"),new int[] { 0 });
exception is saying
Attribute "containerReference.name" is not a member of class "class wt.doc.WTDocumentMaster.
Hi Gajendra
Following example is for Cad Document, you can modify to use if to WTDocuments
QuerySpec queryspec =
new QuerySpec(EPMDocument.
class);
queryspec.setAdvancedQueryEnabled(
true);
int contIndex = queryspec.appendClassList(PDMLinkProduct.class,false);
SearchCondition sc1 =
new SearchCondition(EPMDocument.class, "containerReference.key.id",PDMLinkProduct.class, wt.util.WTAttributeNameIfc.ID_NAME);
queryspec.appendWhere(sc1,
new int[] { 0, contIndex });
queryspec.appendAnd();
SearchCondition scSWPart =
new SearchCondition(PDMLinkProduct.class ,"containerInfo.name",SearchCondition.EQUAL,"<your product name>",true);
queryspec.appendWhere(scSWPart,
new int[] { contIndex });
QueryResult queryResult = PersistenceHelper.
manager.find((StatementSpec)queryspec);
System.
out.println("Size :- " + queryResult.size());
Regards,
Bhushan
hello Bhushan,
Thank you for reply,
used modified the query as below,
QuerySpec queryspec = new QuerySpec(WTDocumentMaster.class);
queryspec.setAdvancedQueryEnabled(true);
int contIndex = queryspec.appendClassList(PDMLinkProduct.class,false);
SearchCondition sc1 = new SearchCondition(WTDocumentMaster.class, "containerReference.key.id",PDMLinkProduct.class, wt.util.WTAttributeNameIfc.ID_NAME);
queryspec.appendWhere(sc1, new int[] { 0, contIndex });
queryspec.appendAnd();
SearchCondition scSWPart = new SearchCondition(PDMLinkProduct.class ,"containerInfo.name",SearchCondition.EQUAL,"TestProduct1",true);
queryspec.appendWhere(scSWPart,new int[] { contIndex });
QueryResult queryResult = PersistenceHelper.manager.find((StatementSpec)queryspec);
System.out.println("Size :- " + queryResult.size());
int size = queryResult.size();
System.out.println("WTDocument query result size: " + size);
if (logger.isTraceEnabled()) {
logger.trace("Query Size:" + size);
}
while (queryResult.hasMoreElements()) {
WTDocumentMaster docMstr = (WTDocumentMaster) queryResult
.nextElement();
LatestConfigSpec ltSpec = new LatestConfigSpec();
this is throwing exception
Exception in thread "main" wt.util.WTRemoteException: Unable to invoke remote method; nested exception is:
java.rmi.ServerRuntimeException: Server exception; nested exception is:
java.lang.ClassCastException: [Lwt.fc.Persistable; cannot be cast to wt.doc.WTDocumentMaster
at wt.method.RemoteMethodServer.invoke(RemoteMethodServer.java:788)
at com.comdev.tools.ReassignLCRDDWithContainerInfo.main(ReassignLCRDDWithContainerInfo.java:99)
Caused by: java.lang.ClassCastException: [Lwt.fc.Persistable; cannot be cast to wt.doc.WTDocumentMaster
... 2 more
Could you please correct me where i am wrong?
Gajendra - any reason for passing WTDocumentMaster instead of WTDocument to QuerySpec?
No, not any specific reason, i found query somewhere so i tried.
My goal is to reassign Life cycle to all the WTDocuments in "TestProduct1" product.
Well, it is returning array, use the following code to get pass the error
QuerySpec queryspec = new QuerySpec(WTDocumentMaster.class);
queryspec.setAdvancedQueryEnabled(true);
int contIndex = queryspec.appendClassList(PDMLinkProduct.class,false);
SearchCondition sc1 = new SearchCondition(WTDocumentMaster.class, "containerReference.key.id",PDMLinkProduct.class, wt.util.WTAttributeNameIfc.ID_NAME);
queryspec.appendWhere(sc1, new int[] { 0, contIndex });
queryspec.appendAnd();
SearchCondition scSWPart = new SearchCondition(PDMLinkProduct.class ,"containerInfo.name",SearchCondition.EQUAL,"TestProduct1",true);
queryspec.appendWhere(scSWPart,new int[] { contIndex });
QueryResult queryResult = PersistenceHelper.manager.find(queryspec);
System.out.println("Size :- " + queryResult.size());
int size = queryResult.size();
System.out.println("WTDocument query result size: " + size);
while (queryResult.hasMoreElements()) {
wt.fc.Persistable persisArray []= (Persistable[]) queryResult.nextElement();
wt.doc.WTDocumentMaster doc=(WTDocumentMaster) persisArray[0];
System.out.println(doc);
}
Regards,
Bhushan
Hi Gajendra,
Does the last suggestion help you to get the documents in particular product. If so can you mark the appropriate answer correct to help others.
Regards,
Bhushan
Bhushan Nehe The only real change I would make is to not hard code the attribute names. I like your use of WTAttributeNameIfc. Not enough people use that.
In this case,
"containerReference.key.id" == new StringBuilder().append(WTDocumentMaster.CONTAINER_REFERENCE).append('.').append(WTAttributeNameIfc.REF_OBJECT_ID).toString();
"containerInfo.name" = new StringBuilder().append(PDMLinkProduct.CONTAINER_INFO).append('.').append(WTContainerInfo.NAME).toString();