Considering the case in which we need a condition to be implemented only if we have the value in the optional parameter. For example, write a SQL query
- To return all the sales lines
- For all sales orders
- For one specific sales order [If the value for the sales id is provided]
Step 1: Create a new class and a new method with optional parameter in the method as shown below:
Step 2: Write a job to call this method:
Step 3: Running this job, will list all the sales orders as shown in the infolog screen below:
Step 4: Make the modifications in the job and pass a sales order id as shown below:
Step 5: Running this job, will list the items for the passed sales order id only:
This is how we can add the optional parameters in the SELECT queries.
- To return all the sales lines
- For all sales orders
- For one specific sales order [If the value for the sales id is provided]
Step 1: Create a new class and a new method with optional parameter in the method as shown below:
Step 2: Write a job to call this method:
Step 3: Running this job, will list all the sales orders as shown in the infolog screen below:
Step 4: Make the modifications in the job and pass a sales order id as shown below:
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