Hi!

I´m trying to list my Debtors - which I can do without problems;

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// Fetch list of all debtors.
                    $debtorHandles = $client->Debtor_GetAll()->Debtor_GetAllResult->DebtorHandle;
                    $debtorDataObjects =$client->Debtor_GetDataArray(array('entityHandles' => $debtorHandles))->Debtor_GetDataArrayResult->DebtorData;
               
                            foreach ($debtorDataObjects as $i => $debtorData) {
               
                            $ekundeNr = $debtorData->Number;
                            $ekundeNavn = utf8_decode($debtorData->Name);
                            $ekundeAdresse = utf8_decode($debtorData->Address);
                            $ekundePost = utf8_decode($debtorData->PostalCode);
                            $ekundeBy = utf8_decode($debtorData->City);
                            $ekundeEan = $debtorData->Ean;
                            $ekundeAtt = $debtorData->AttentionHandle->Id;
                             }


Then I get the ID (eg. 268) from then AttentionHande ($ekundeAtt).

Now I would like to know the NAME of Attention with ID (eg. 268).

Help

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Also, I would like to get the NAMES of all the Attentions related to a customer number...

I have no idea how to...


BR Thauser

Hi thauser,

Attentions are DebtorContact entities, so if you use the handle to look up the relevant DebtorContact, you should be able to pick up the name.


Best regards,

Hi Christian,

Got it - but it boosts the runtime from 5s to 70s...

Think I will have to live with that.


BR Thauser

Hi Thauser,

You can optimize that greatly by pulling all DebtorContacts via .GetAll(), followed by .GetDataArray(), and then do a lookup on that.

- pretty much the same as described in this (admittedly .NET) example: http://techtalk.e-conomic.com/improving-api-performance-beyond-data-classes/.


Best regards,