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GETFIELD and ORDERS

MEL, SQL, Oracle

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joeg1962

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Still struggling to find the most recent (last) time a particular order was done. However, I think the first getfield may be the problem, since this keeps returning nothing. And, a trace seemed to show that I had NULL. So, confused - which considering the breadth of GE help (online examples) - has me wondering if I have something set incorrectly. And I have cycled through other arrays. Ugh

This simplified version should list out all the orders; then I can add filter and date logic.

{local hold = getfield(ORDERS_ALL("delimited", "S"), "|", "")
local temp
local rslt = ""
for i = 1, i <= size(hold), i = i + 1 do
temp = getfield(hold[i], "^", "")
rslt = rslt + temp[2] + " - " temp[3] + " on " + temp[4] + HRET
endfor
rslt
}

Posted : November 22, 2016 4:14 am

cecild

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We use this to find our last PAF order date and year. You welcome to modify it for your needs.

{!fn getPAFOrders()
{
local PAFvalue = ""

local PAFCount
local PAFRow
local PAForderslist
local PAFordersaray
local PAFordersaraysize
local LastYr =""

PAForderslist = ORDERS_ALL('DELIMITED','S')
PAFordersaray = getfield(PAForderslist,"|","")
PAFordersaraysize = size(PAFordersaray)

for PAFCount=1, PAFCount<=PAFordersaraysize, PAFCount=PAFCount+1 do
PAFRow = getfield(PAFordersaray[PAFCount],"^","")
If (str(PAFRow[3]) = "99420" or str(PAFRow[3]) = "CPT-99420" ) then PAFvalue = str(PAFRow[4])
Else ""
Endif
Endfor

If PAFvalue = "" Then PAFvalue = "None"
Else ""
Endif

Document.PAFDone = PAFvalue
Document.PAFYear = sub(str(PAFvalue),7,4)
LastYr = sub(str(._todaysdate),7,4) - 1
Document.LAST_YEAR = LastYr

return PAFvalue

}
}

Posted : November 22, 2016 5:45 am

virtualHITman

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Joseph,

have you tried using a two dimensional array instead? That's typically what I do. May sound crazy, but you might give it a try. I can send you an example if you would like.

Posted : November 22, 2016 6:17 am

jfitzmd

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There are an infinite number of ways to skin a cat, just use a sharp knife for starters.

{ fn Get_OrderDates()

{

local i=0

local strRet=""

local arrayOrder

local strOrder=""

local strOrderDate=""

strOrder=Orders_All("Delimited","S")

if strOrder<>"" then

arrayOrder=getfield(strOrder,"|","")

for i=1,i<=size(arrayOrder), i=i+1 do

arrayOrder[i]=getfield(arrayOrder[i],"^","")

strOrderDate=arrayOrder[i][4]

strRet=strRet+(if strRet<>"",HRET,"")+strOrderDate

endfor

endif

return strRet

}

}

Posted : November 22, 2016 6:24 am

cmahon

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Do you know how to show every instance that 99387 and 99397 was ordered in the last year? Its only showing most recent, but I figure it has to be a simple tweak. Below is the function and this is what I have in the data display:
getOrder("99387") + " " + getOrder("99397")

{fn getOrder(cptcode){
results = ""
orderArray = getfield(ORDERS_ALL("delimited"),"|","")
for c = 1, c 0 and durationdays(orderArray[c][4], str(._todaysdate)) < 731
then results = " " + orderArray[c][1] + ", " + orderArray[c][4] + ", " + orderArray[c][21]
endif endif
endfor
return results
}}

thanks!

Posted : October 9, 2017 7:12 am

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