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how to get the sales orders with date range in X++ statements

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Posted on by srinivas pamidi 1,737

Hi,

I am Trying to get the sales orders which are created within one month

were created within the last month, and write a temp table containing the sales order number, count of lines of type ‘Item’, count of lines of type ‘Service’, count of lines of type ‘BOM’ (per ItemType enum).

how to get this?

regards,

Srinivas

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  • Sohaib Cheema Profile Picture
    Sohaib Cheema 49,438 User Group Leader on at

    Hi,

    You can get it as below SQL. Also you can create a similar query inside AX.

    Select SalesLine.SALESID,InventTable.ITEMTYPE,count(InventTable.ITEMTYPE) As CountOfItemType 
from SalesLine
	join InventTable 
		on InventTable.ITEMID = SalesLine.ITEMID 
			And InventTable.DATAAREAID = SalesLine.DATAAREAID
where 
	/*You can remove next line to take all sales order*/
	SalesLine.SALESID = '000861' AND
	SalesLine.DATAAREAID = 'USMF'  
	/*You can remove next two lines if you dont want to filter by last month*/
		 AND DATEPART(m, SalesLine.CREATEDDATETIME) = DATEPART(m, DATEADD(m, -1, getdate())) 
			AND DATEPART(yyyy, SalesLine.CREATEDDATETIME) = DATEPART(yyyy, DATEADD(m, -1, getdate()))
Group By SalesLine.SALESID,InventTable.ITEMTYPE
  • srinivas pamidi Profile Picture
    srinivas pamidi 1,737 on at

    Hi sohaib,

    I am writing this in Job it is Throwing the Syntax error in Select SalesLine.salesId

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    Sohaib Cheema Profile Picture
    Sohaib Cheema 49,438 User Group Leader on at

    I cannot imagine by myself what you have written in X++, but seems that you have tried to copy paste above SQL query in X++. If so, it will give you error.

    Here you go with X++ equivalent job. If you want to apply TimeZone Differences you can do so.

    SalesLine       SalesLine;
    InventTable     InventTable;    
    DateTime    varStartOfMonthDT   = DateTimeUtil::newDateTime(dateStartMth(dateMthFwd(today(),-1)), timeNow());
    DateTime    varEndOfMonthDT     = DateTimeUtil::newDateTime(dateEndMth(dateMthFwd(today(),-1)), timeNow());
    
    
    while select SALESID from SalesLine
        join ItemType, count(RecId) from InventTable 
            Group By SalesLine.SALESID,InventTable.ITEMTYPE
		        where InventTable.ITEMID == SalesLine.ITEMID 
			            && InventTable.DATAAREAID == SalesLine.DATAAREAID
                                && SalesLine.createdDateTime >= varStartOfMonthDT && SalesLine.createdDateTime <= varEndOfMonthDT
                                        //&&  SalesLine.SALESID == '000861'	                
           
    {
        info(strFmt('SalesId:%1    ;   ItemType:%2  ;   CountOfItemType:%3'
                    ,SalesLine.SalesId
                    ,InventTable.ItemType
                    ,int642int(InventTable.RecId)
                    ));
    }



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