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Conditions don't work

Hi,

I'm working on my first "real" M-Files code and first time with conditions. I get type mismatch and that stuff.
What I am trying to achive is: "User sets start and end date that are used to search Projects those dates fit between those user specified dates. Results should be put into MLSU. Search result to MLSU is still to be figured out. I can put one element to MLSU with code there is. So this will be sort of template where user can flip date ranges - Poor mans Gantt on Excel.


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' Initialize an array of search conditions.
Dim oSearchConditions : Set oSearchConditions = CreateObject("MFilesAPI.SearchConditions")
Dim oSearchCondition1 : Set oSearchCondition1 = CreateObject("MFilesAPI.SearchCondition")
Dim oSearchCondition2 : Set oSearchCondition2 = CreateObject("MFilesAPI.SearchCondition")
Dim oSearchCondition3 : Set oSearchCondition3 = CreateObject("MFilesAPI.SearchCondition")

' Create a search condition for the object class (Ty?maa=Project).
oSearchCondition1.ConditionType = MFConditionTypeEqual
oSearchCondition1.Expression.SetPropertyValueExpression(1026, MFParentChildBehavior.MFParentChildBehaviorNone)
oSearchCondition1.TypedValue.SetValue MFDataType.MFDatatypeLookup, 105
oSearchConditions.Add -1, oSearchCondition1

' Create a search condition for two dates
oSearchCondition1.ConditionType = MFConditionTypeGreaterThanOrEqual
oSearchCondition1.Expression.SetPropertyValueExpression(1124)
oSearchCondition1.TypedValue.SetValue MFDataType.MFDatatypeDate, 1036
oSearchConditions.Add -1, oSearchCondition2

' Create a search condition for two dates
oSearchCondition1.ConditionType = MFConditionTypeLessThanOrEqual
oSearchCondition1.Expression.SetPropertyValueExpression(1125)
oSearchCondition1.TypedValue.SetValue MFDataType.MFDatatypeDate, 1050
oSearchConditions.Add -1, oSearchCondition3

' Execute the search.
Dim oSearchResult
Dim oSearchResults
Set oSearchResults = Vault.ObjectSearchOperations.SearchForObjectsByConditions(oSearchConditions, MFSearchFlagNone, False)

'Err.Raise MFScriptCancel, oSearchCondition1

Dim oPropertyValue: Set oPropertyValue = CreateObject("MFilesAPI.PropertyValue")
Dim oPropertyValues: Set oPropertyValues = CreateObject("MFilesAPI.PropertyValues")

Dim oLookup: Set oLookup = CreateObject("MFilesAPI.Lookup")
Dim oLookups: Set oLookups = CreateObject("MFilesAPI.Lookups")

oLookup.Item = 2
oLookup.Version = -1
oLookups.Add -1, oLookup

oPropertyValue.PropertyDef = 1123
oPropertyValue.TypedValue.SetValueToMultiSelectLookup oLookups
oPropertyValues.Add -1, oPropertyValue

Vault.ObjectPropertyOperations.SetProperties ObjVer, oPropertyValues


Thanks

PJ
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  • In general terms what you need to do is iterate over the search results and create a set of Lookup objects for each result.

    The below is untested but should give you an idea of what you need to do:


    Dim iCounter
    For iCounter = 1 To oSearchResults.Count
    Dim oResult: Set oResult = oSearchResults.Item(iCounter)
    Dim oLookup: Set oLookup = CreateObject("MFilesAPI.Lookup")
    oLookup.Type = oResult.ObjVer.Type
    oLookup.Item = oResult.ObjVer.ID
    oLookup.SetLatestVersion
    oLookups.Add -1, oLookup
    Next


    So you basically iterate over your results, copy the Type and ID out of the search result and into the Lookup, then add the lookup to the collection. Once you have your Lookups collection populated, you can simply set the property as you are currently doing.

    One quick word of warning, though. Read this page: developer.m-files.com/.../

    Regards,

    Craig.
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  • In general terms what you need to do is iterate over the search results and create a set of Lookup objects for each result.

    The below is untested but should give you an idea of what you need to do:


    Dim iCounter
    For iCounter = 1 To oSearchResults.Count
    Dim oResult: Set oResult = oSearchResults.Item(iCounter)
    Dim oLookup: Set oLookup = CreateObject("MFilesAPI.Lookup")
    oLookup.Type = oResult.ObjVer.Type
    oLookup.Item = oResult.ObjVer.ID
    oLookup.SetLatestVersion
    oLookups.Add -1, oLookup
    Next


    So you basically iterate over your results, copy the Type and ID out of the search result and into the Lookup, then add the lookup to the collection. Once you have your Lookups collection populated, you can simply set the property as you are currently doing.

    One quick word of warning, though. Read this page: developer.m-files.com/.../

    Regards,

    Craig.
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