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Odata Query using join

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Posted on by raulhumpy 5

Hello,
I have 2 tables coming from D365 F&O(ERP),
1. Production Order Headers (POH)
2. ProductionOrderBillofMaterialsLine (POBOML)
where POH.[ProductionOrderNumber] = POBOML.[ProductionOrderNumber] and i need to extract data only for Production Orders where POH.[Status] <> 'Completed'.
Any luck ihow we can do this using Odata. i tried dusing expand but no luck.

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  • André Arnaud de Calavon Profile Picture
    André Arnaud de Cal... 301,130 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

    Hi Raulhumpy,

    It would be possible to develop a new data entity combining these tables and set the range on the status field. Then you have all in one data entity instead of two distinct entities.

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    Problem I've found with ProductionOrderHeaders is that it only returns the Top Level order, so any BOM Items which have a Production Order are not returned. That said you can use $expand for your URL.
     
    https://[Your Host]/data/ProductionOrderHeaders?$filter=ProductionOrderStatus eq Microsoft.Dynamics.DataEntities.ProdStatus%27Completed%27&$expand=ProdutionOrderBOMLines
     
    Worst part about that is if you want all BOMs for all Sub-Production Orders you just can't get them. Or at least I haven't been able to figure out how to get All Production Orders.
     
    You could expand ChildProductionOrderHeaders but in my testing this just gives me the same Production Order as originally called. Example:
    https://[Your Host]/data/ProductionOrderHeaders?$filter=ProductionOrderNumber eq %27PRD000002082%27&$expand=ChildProductionOrderHeaders
     
    Returns (removed the clutter):
    {
    "@odata.context": "https://yourhost/data/$metadata#ProductionOrderHeaders",
    "value": [
        {
            "ProductionOrderNumber": "PRD000002082",
            "ChildProductionOrderHeaders": [
                {
                    "ProductionOrderNumber": "PRD000002082",
                }
            ]
        }
    ]
}
     

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