I am trying to filter out some problematic records from an API request. Please could you help with the following code?
a!localVariables( /* * Run the "queryEntity()" function on "cons!TDW_CHANGE_REQ_DETAILS_DS" to retrieve data for the * first 50 data store entities and store this in a local variable named * "local!entities". */ local!entities: a!queryEntity( entity: cons!TDW_CHANGE_REQ_DETAILS_DS, query: a!query( filters: { a!queryFilter( field: "schemeId", operator: "not in", value: (70011, 70012, 70019, 70306, 70317, 70326, 70328, 70359, 70752, 70924, 71086, 71241, 71243, 71245, 71247, 71249, 71251, 71257, 71262, 71263, 71266) ) } ), pagingInfo: a!pagingInfo( startIndex: 1, batchSize: -1 ) fetchTotalCount: true ).data, /* * Construct an HTTP response that contains the information that we just stored * in "local!entities". */ a!httpResponse( /* * Set an HTTP header that tells the client that the body of the response * will be JSON-encoded. */ headers: { a!httpHeader(name: "Content-Type", value: "application/json") }, /* * JSON-encode the value of "local!entities" and place it in the response body. */ body: a!toJson(value: local!entities) ) )
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What is the issue? What did you try? What are the results? What is the goal?
stuaradr
I too have the same question as Stefan. But if the problem is with the code, then this might help
a!localVariables( /* * Run the "queryEntity()" function on "cons!TDW_CHANGE_REQ_DETAILS_DS" to retrieve data for the * first 50 data store entities and store this in a local variable named * "local!entities". */ local!entities: a!queryEntity( entity: cons!TDW_CHANGE_REQ_DETAILS_DS, query: a!query( filter: a!queryFilter( field: "schemeId", operator: "not in", value: { 70011, 70012, 70019, 70306, 70317, 70326, 70328, 70359, 70752, 70924, 71086, 71241, 71243, 71245, 71247, 71249, 71251, 71257, 71262, 71263, 71266 } ), pagingInfo: a!pagingInfo(startIndex: 1, batchSize: - 1) ), fetchTotalCount: true ).data, /* * Construct an HTTP response that contains the information that we just stored * in "local!entities". */ a!httpResponse( /* * Set an HTTP header that tells the client that the body of the response * will be JSON-encoded. */ headers: { a!httpHeader( name: "Content-Type", value: "application/json" ) }, /* * JSON-encode the value of "local!entities" and place it in the response body. */ body: a!toJson(value: local!entities) ) )
This seems to have done the trick. I did wonder if and tried using {} for the list but there must have been some other issues with () and , etc. Thanks.
If you could help further with how I might achieve what I set out in my reply to Stefan, that would be great.