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Using FetchXML Builder in XRMToolbox to exclude results

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Posted on by Matt Se 2

Hi,

I'm having issues with a system view and have been struggling to build my view in FetchXML Builder.

The requirement is for a system view to display a list of 'Resource Requirements' that has a 'Bookable Resource Booking' - 'Booking Status' that DOES NOT EQUAL 'Transfer', the issue is that 'Resource Requirements' can have multiple 'Bookable Resource Bookings' with different 'Booking Statuses'. 

Therefore, if a 'Resource Requirement' contains a 'Bookable Resource Booking' with Booking Statuses of 'Transferred' and another Booking Status of 'Acknowledged' then it will show up in my system view.

Is there any way I can exclude all 'Resource Requirements' in my system view if even one 'Bookable Resource Booking' contains a 'Booking Status' of 'Transfer?

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    Nya 29,058 on at
    RE: Using FetchXML Builder in XRMToolbox to exclude results

    Hi,

    So what you need is to show all the 'Resource Requirements' that do not have a 'Bookable Resource Bookings' status of "Transferred".

    Such traversal is not supported in FetchXML, you can switch from FetchXML builder to SQL 4 CDS to perform the query.

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    Please refer to the following link for the SQL.

    sql - find all parent records where all child records have a given value (but not just some child records) - Stack Overflow

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    Guido Preite 54,075 Moderator on at
    RE: Using FetchXML Builder in XRMToolbox to exclude results

    what I am going to write here I didn't test, so it's just the first thoughts after I read your question.

    If you are able to create a view inside FetchXML Builder to filter the Resource Requirements in the way you need, I am not sure this kind of query can be saved to a view (fetchxml with grouping that is usually done in your scenario can't be saved as views)

    You will need some indicator at Resource Requirement level if there are some BRB connected with the status 'Transfer' or not. You can try first with a calculated field (maybe dealing with the BRB Name to be copied over if is 'Transfer'?) and if doesn't work then you need a plugin (I know it sounds exaggerated but I don't have other suggestions)

    After this indicator is on Resource Requirement the view become very simple to create

    hope it helps

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