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Custom fields not returned in search
Here is a curious case:
We set up an API search on a custom field with the following code:
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CustomerSearch asi = new CustomerSearch(); CustomerSearchBasic asb = new CustomerSearchBasic(); asb.isInactive = new SearchBooleanField(); asb.isInactive.searchValue = false; asb.isInactive.searchValueSpecified = true; SearchLongCustomField ssf = new SearchLongCustomField(); ssf.@operator = SearchLongFieldOperator.equalTo; ssf.searchValue = 746; ssf.operatorSpecified = true; ssf.internalId = "custentityvsiteid"; ssf.searchValueSpecified = true;
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Since we set searchValue EQUAL TO 746, we only expect 1 record. Typically we set it to > 0 so we get an entire customer list. However, because of the strange thing happening, we set it to 746 in our example.
Now.. here is the SOAP request and response from the above search:
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