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Posted on by Andrew Huisman 313
Hello everyone,
 
I found a lot of information online about how to loop through the selected records of a grid, but for some reason for me, it's only grabbing the last record I have selected.  I wanted to post my code and see if anyone notices something I'm doing wrong.
 
First, here is a print screen of the form I'm working on.  I pick the lines in the lower grid and then click Print Item Label which opens another form that should list the items selected so I can print labels
 
The datasource for the second grid is WMSArrivalDetailTmp
 
Here is my code that is running in the init method on the next form (for printing labels)
selectionHelper = MultiSelectionHelper::construct();selectionHelper.parmDatasource(element.args().record().dataSource());wmsArrivalDetailLoop = selectionHelper.getFirst();if (wmsArrivalDetailLoop.RecId){     while (wmsArrivalDetailLoop.RecId)     {          select salesLine               where salesLine.SalesId == wmsArrivalDetailLoop.InventTransRefId               && salesLine.ItemId == wmsArrivalDetailLoop.ItemId          join inventDim               where inventDim.inventDimId == salesLine.InventDimId;          if (salesLine)          {               table.ItemId = salesLine.ItemId;               table.Name = salesLine.Name;               table.TCI_UserID = curUserId();               table.TCI_Warehouse = inventDim.InventLocationId;               table.TCI_Location = inventDim.wmsLocationId;               table.NumOfLabels = abs(salesLine.ExpectedRetQty);               table.insert();          }               wmsArrivalDetailLoop = selectionHelper.getNext();     }}
 
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  • Andrew Huisman Profile Picture
    Andrew Huisman 313 on at
    I'll repost the code to make it readable
     
    selectionHelper = MultiSelectionHelper::construct();
selectionHelper.parmDatasource(element.args().record().dataSource());
wmsArrivalDetailLoop = selectionHelper.getFirst();

if (wmsArrivalDetailLoop.RecId)
{
     while (wmsArrivalDetailLoop.RecId)     
     {
          select salesLine
               where salesLine.SalesId == wmsArrivalDetailLoop.InventTransRefId
               && salesLine.ItemId == wmsArrivalDetailLoop.ItemId
          join inventDim
               where inventDim.inventDimId == salesLine.InventDimId;

          if (salesLine)
          {
               table.ItemId = salesLine.ItemId;
               table.Name = salesLine.Name;
               table.TCI_UserID = curUserId();
               table.TCI_Warehouse = inventDim.InventLocationId;
               table.TCI_Location = inventDim.wmsLocationId;
               table.NumOfLabels = abs(salesLine.ExpectedRetQty);
               table.insert();
          }
               
          wmsArrivalDetailLoop = selectionHelper.getNext();
     }
}
     
  • Martin Dráb Profile Picture
    Martin Dráb 237,990 Most Valuable Professional on at
    Your code returns selected records and your screenshot shows a single selected record, therefore the result is correct.
     
    But selected records apparently isn't what you want. You want records with a particular value of Select of arrival column. To know how to implement it, you need to find out the data source of the column. If it's a table field, you can simply use a query. It may also be, say, an edit method backed by a collection (e.g. Set class). In that case, you need to simply iterate the collection.
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    Andrew Huisman Profile Picture
    Andrew Huisman 313 on at
    Martin,
     
    Again, you have come to my rescue.  I figured it was something simple like this.  Thank you so much.
     
    For anyone who wants to know, here is my code now and it's working perfectly
     
    while select wmsArrivalDetailTmp
                where wmsArrivalDetailTmp.Selected == NoYes::Yes
            {
                select salesLine
                        where salesLine.SalesId == wmsArrivalDetailTmp.InventTransRefId
                        && salesLine.ItemId == wmsArrivalDetailTmp.ItemId
                    join inventDim
                        where inventDim.inventDimId == salesLine.InventDimId;

                if (salesLine)
                {
                    table.ItemId = salesLine.ItemId;
                    table.Name = salesLine.Name;
                    table.TCI_UserID = curUserId();
                    table.TCI_Warehouse = inventDim.InventLocationId;
                    table.TCI_Location = inventDim.wmsLocationId;
                    table.NumOfLabels = abs(salesLine.ExpectedRetQty);
                    table.insert();
                }
            }
     

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