Developer Q&A
Getting an error for WoScheduleRoutine Command
Here's my query:
Create a Work Order
Hi,
QueryExpression forcing FirstResultIndex
Hi, I am trying to use the RetrieveMultiple expression with a QueryExpression.
Equivalent columns of TableView in v7.3
In Corrigo v7.3 we use vw_APExport_Safeway table view extracting workorders
Create work order with file upload error
When creating a work order with a File upload I'm receiving the following error.
When calling the API to get a Work Order with all its fields populated I get a SAXException.
I am pretty sure I am doing something wrong in the way I am specifying the properties. Can some tell me how to correct it?
Document.Blob scalar property must be the last in property path
Have you even dealt with something like this?
I am trying to make a call to their API to get our Documents. I am using almost the exact same code as before. I had to change from using "AllProperties" to a "PropertySet" in an attempt to get the Blob variable stored in the Document object.
Work Order Assignment on creation via the API
Is there any trick to getting the assignments working correctly? I'm running into a dilemma with the assignments part of the ticket. Looking at the docs (http://securecontent.corrigo.com/docs/HelpCE92/html/1c2e2d56-8c37-a470-dd19-f85d3a1b45cb.htm) for the WoAssignment class it says a WorkOrderId is required. The issue I'm coming across is, I won't know the workorder Id until the Work Order is created. I'm trying to have it assigned correctly to start with instead of letting the auto assign to our Call center take over. Any suggestions?
Is it possible to use the Corrigo API to interface with Intuit Field Service Management?
So far I'm getting this error:
Pulling Asset tree by search criteria
Hello Corrigo,