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GET /ediBilling/search

Searches the database for EDI Bills matching the given request parameters.

Roles that can access this endpoint are Users.

Parameters

name description type default type
request read for query parameters to be used as search criteria; use any combination of fields from tables:
  • edi_billing - use edi_billing or no prefix
  • customer - use customer prefix
  • edibilling_profile - use profile prefix
For example, /ediBilling/search?edi_billing.partner_id=TESTPARTNER&customer.state_id=AL would find EDI Bills for partner ID 'TESTPARTNER' where the customer is located in Alabama.

Sorting: To sort the result set, you can provide the following reserved query parameter: orderBy If the orderBy parameter is not provided a default sort of edi_billing.order_id+ASC,edi_billing.invoice_no_string+ASC will be applied.

For example, /ediBilling/search?edi_billing.partner_id=*&orderBy=customer.name+DESC would return all edi billing records sorted descending by the customer name. Multiple sort columns can be provided in a comma delimited format. orderBy=prefix.field+direction,prefix.field+direction

Pagination: To page the result set, you can provide the following reserved query parameters: recordLength and recordOffset

For example, /ediBilling/search?edi_billing.partner_id=*&recordLength=100&recordOffset=50 would return 100 records starting at the 51st record in the return record set. If no recordLength parameter is provided the search result maximum value in the mobile service control file will be applied.

Changed After Date: To return only records that have been changed or added since a specific date and time, you can provide the changedAfterDate parameter. Dates are limited to the audit setting and days to keep value in the table properties configuration.

For example, /ediBilling/search?edi_billing.ready_to_process=Y&changedAfterDate=t-1 would return edi billing records that are marked ready to bill that have been added or updated since the beginning of the previous day.

Change Types: To further define the types of changes you want to filter, use the changedAfterType parameter. This parameter is to be used in conjunction with changedAfterDate to give the ability to specify if you want added or updated records.

Allowed values: [Add, Update]. Any other value will result in an exception. If the ChangedAfterType parameter is not provided, both added and updated records will be returned. If you do not provide a corresponding ChangedAfterDate the ChangedAfterType parameter will be ignored.

For example, /ediBilling/search?edi_billing.ready_to_process=Y&changedAfterDate=t-1&changedAfterType=Add would return edi billing records that are marked ready to bill that have been added since the beginning of the previous day.

context HttpServletRequest

Result

List < RowEdiBilling > of type: application/xml application/json

a list of RowEdiBilling objects

Additional attributes:

Child Elements:

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