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I would like to get code that will pull in unresolved orders (on admin hold) within the last 24 months. I am very new to MEL code I have been able to pull in all unresolved orders using {ORDERS_PRIOR('list','T')} but unsure of where to go from here to add the within last 24 months. HELP! 🙂

Posted : April 26, 2013 7:31 am

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I would pull a delimited list in to an array. Then you can loop through the array and add the orders to a string based on whatever conditions you set.

This function will return an array with each element being a separate order.

Getfield(ORDERS_PRIOR(“delimited“,”T”),”|”,””)

Posted : April 29, 2013 3:49 am

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Something like this might get you close:

{!fn pa_get_unres_ords_24m(ords){

if ords == "" then return "" else "" endif

local arrOrd, n,i,strTemp ="", arrTemp, result=""

arrOrd=getfield(ords, "|","")

for n=1, n<=size(arrOrd), n=n+1

do

arrOrd[n]=getfield(arrOrd[n], "^","")

if arrOrd[n][20] == "H" then

if strTemp <> "" then strTemp=strTemp+"|"+arrOrd[n][1] + "^" + arrOrd[n][3] +"^"+ arrOrd[n][4] else

strTemp=arrOrd[n][1] + "^" + arrOrd[n][3] + "^"+arrOrd[n][4]

endif

endif

endfor

if strTemp <> "" then arrTemp=getfield(strTemp, "|","") else return "" endif

for i=1, i<=size(arrTemp), i=i+1

do

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

if durationdays(arrTemp[i][3],str(._todaysdate)) >0 then

if result <> "" then result=result + hret + arrTemp[i][1] + " " + arrTemp[i][2] + arrTemp[i][3] else

result= arrTemp[i][1] + " " + arrTemp[i][2] + arrTemp[i][3]

endif

endif

endfor

return result}}

Posted : April 29, 2013 4:03 am

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Here's the revised fn after confirming with aweymouth that it returned what was requested in case others can use it:

{!fn pa_get_unres_ords_24m(ords){

if ords == "" then return "" else "" endif

local arrOrd, n, result=""

arrOrd=getfield(ords, "|","")

for n=1, n<=size(arrOrd), n=n+1

do

arrOrd[n]=getfield(arrOrd[n], "^","")

if arrOrd[n][20] == "H" then

if durationdays(arrOrd[n][4], str(._todaysdate)) > 0 and durationdays(arrOrd[n][4], str(._todaysdate)) < 731 then

if result <> "" then result=result + hret + "Order: " + arrOrd[n][1] + " Code: " + arrOrd[n][3] +" Date: "+ arrOrd[n][4] else

result ="Order: " + arrOrd[n][1] + " Code: " + arrOrd[n][3] +" Date: "+ arrOrd[n][4]

endif

endif

endif

endfor

return result}

}

Posted : April 30, 2013 2:23 am

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