FetchDataRequest
 

FetchDataRequest

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  1. Roger Blanchard
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    There is an OVERLOAD for FetchDataRequest where we can pass a parameter object. I have a use case for this but I am wondering how to implement. I understand how to pass this parameter object as we use this with Savechanges. How do we pass what we need to fetch the data we want?

    PUBLIC FetchDataRequest (ISerializable)

    Purpose: Constructor for the FetchDataRequest class
    Notes:
    Parameters:
    poParameter Consultingwerk.ISerializable
    The value for the CustomParameter property
  2. Mike Fechner
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    06 May 2020 in reply to Roger Blanchard
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    The overloaded constructors are just for convenience. You can still set the properties like Queries and Tables.

    Or you use a constructor with Queries and Tables and then set the CustomParameter as a property. 

    Some customers use the CustomParameter as the only argument to FetchData. In that case, the Tables and Queries are set in the BusinessEntity:FetchData() method by the consumer. 

    It all depends on how you are using the arguments.
  3. Roger Blanchard
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    Is that parameter object e=retrieved on the backend using the SaveChangesParameter property? Or another property?
  4. Mike Fechner
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    No. It's retrieved using the CustomParameter property of the FetchDataRequest argument to the FetchData method.
  5. Roger Blanchard
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    Perfect...thank you.
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