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Jeff Pratte
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9/26/2012 1:23 PM
I have this query:
var dmePath = '/servlet/Router/Data/Erp?'
+ 'PROD=LOGAN'
+ '&FILE=WFMETSUM'
+ '&FIELD=WF-RM-ID;END-DATE;END-TIME;TASK;ACTION-TAKEN'
+ '&INDEX=WMSSET1'
+ '&KEY=' + wu
+ '&OUT=XML'
that I need to sort by END_DATE and END_TIME.
I saw from a previous post that I can add + '&SORTDESC=END-DATE' as the last line. I think that will work, but to also get it to sort by time do I
add another line + '&SOERTDESC=END-TIME'
OR is it something like
+ '&SORTDESC=END-DATE,END-TIME'
I could try several versions until I get it right; but I have to submit a help ticket with Velocity to move the module for each test (so I get about two test per day) - ARRGH!
Thanks for your help, Jeff
Robert Spurr
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9/26/2012 1:46 PM
Split
According to the documentation SORTDESC is a list of field names separated by semicolons. So just change your comma to a semicolon. (&SORTDESC=END-DATE;END-TIME)
David Williams
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12/22/2012 4:13 PM
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Wow, I learned a new trick! I didn't know you could do this. I had to built my Query results into an array so I just sorted my array but this is good to know.
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