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:;criteria:A [[JAVA API:Filter Expressions in_JAVA APIs|filter expression]] that specifies records to select{{#ifeq: {{PAGENAME}}|Java API:Composite Objects|, where field names of the form <tt>alias[.alias...].*</tt> or <tt>alias[.alias...].field</tt> are used to specify related-object fields in a [[Composite Object]]|}}. | __NOINDEX__ | ||
{{#ifeq: {{PAGENAME}}|LOOKUP function|For criteria, it is also possible to specify <tt>'targetRecordfield='+currentRecordField</tt>.}} | :;criteria:A [[JAVA API:Filter Expressions in_JAVA APIs|filter expression]] that specifies records to select{{#ifeq: {{PAGENAME}}|Java API:Composite Objects|, where field names of the form <tt>alias[.alias...].*</tt> or <tt>alias[.alias...].field</tt> are used to specify related-object fields in a [[Composite Object]]|}}.{{#ifeq: {{PAGENAME}}|LOOKUP function| | ||
::(For criteria, it is also possible to specify a string of the form <tt>'targetRecordfield =' + currentRecordField</tt>,<br>where the equals sign can be replaced by any of the Filter Expression [[JAVA_API:Filter_Expressions_in_JAVA_APIs#OPERATOR|Comparison Operators]].)}} | |||
:;sortBy:Sort the search results on the specified field. {{#ifeq: {{PAGENAME}}|Java API:Composite Objects| Use field names of the form <tt>alias[.alias...].*</tt> or <tt>alias[.alias...].field</tt> for related-object fields in a [[Composite Object]].|}} | :;sortBy:Sort the search results on the specified field. {{#ifeq: {{PAGENAME}}|Java API:Composite Objects| Use field names of the form <tt>alias[.alias...].*</tt> or <tt>alias[.alias...].field</tt> for related-object fields in a [[Composite Object]].|}} | ||
Latest revision as of 22:46, 17 February 2012
- criteria
- A filter expression that specifies records to select.
- sortBy
- Sort the search results on the specified field.
- sortOrder
- Specify if the sort order is ascending ("asc") or descending ("desc"). Not case sensitive. The default is ascending.
- sortBy2
- Do a secondary sort on the specified field.
- sortOrder2
- Specify if the sort order on the second level is ascending ("asc") or descending ("desc"). Not case sensitive. The default is ascending.