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SOAP Connection with executesqlquery including sum and having statement does not work

Sat, 08 Apr 2023 08:37:35 +0000

Hello

We've been working successfully for a few years now wtih SOAP connections and SQL execution
We're now facing an issue with a SQL clause containing a having and sum statement.
Here is the body of the soap envelop :

<SOAP-ENV:Envelope xmlns:efficy="http://XXXXX.efficy.cloud" xmlns:SOAP-ENV="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope">
<SOAP-ENV:Body>
<efficy:api> 
<currentuserfullname/>
<datacontainer id="1" operation="executesqlquery" recordcount="">                    

<sql>
SELECT 
C.F_SAP,
   COALESCE(SUM(F_CA_CUMULE_N), 0) as CA_N,
    COALESCE(SUM(F_CA_TOTAL_N_1), 0) as 'CA_N - 1',
    COALESCE(SUM(F_CA_TOTAL_N_2), 0) as 'CA_N - 2',
    COALESCE(SUM(F_CA_CUMULE_N), 0)  +  COALESCE(SUM(F_CA_TOTAL_N_1), 0) +  COALESCE(SUM(F_CA_TOTAL_N_2), 0) as TOTAL_CA


    FROM 
    (
    SALE_COMP SC
    INNER JOIN
        SALES S
    ON
        S.K_SALE = SC.K_SALE
     )
inner join r_companies C
on 
(C.K_COMPANY= SC.K_COMPANY)

Where
len(C.F_SAP)>0 

GROUP BY
C.F_SAP
having COALESCE(SUM(F_CA_CUMULE_N), 0)  +  COALESCE(SUM(F_CA_TOTAL_N_1), 0) +  COALESCE(SUM(F_CA_TOTAL_N_2), 0) >3000
</sql>
<queryparams></queryparams>
</datacontainer>
</efficy:api>
<efficy:logoff/>
</SOAP-ENV:Body>
</SOAP-ENV:Envelope>

The post method returns the following error message :

EEfficyExceptionCannot find Child Node "document"LIBS-1822

If I use a more simple SQL pointing to the exact same tables, I have no problem :

   <SOAP-ENV:Envelope xmlns:efficy="http://XXXX.efficy.cloud" xmlns:SOAP-ENV="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope">
<SOAP-ENV:Body>
<efficy:api> 
<currentuserfullname/>
<datacontainer id="1" operation="executesqlquery" recordcount="">                    

<sql>
SELECT 
C.F_SAP


    FROM 
    (
    SALE_COMP SC
    INNER JOIN
        SALES S
    ON
        S.K_SALE = SC.K_SALE
     )
inner join r_companies C
on 
(C.K_COMPANY= SC.K_COMPANY)

Where
len(C.F_SAP)>0 

GROUP BY
C.F_SAP


</sql>
<queryparams></queryparams>
</datacontainer>
</efficy:api>
<efficy:logoff/>
</SOAP-ENV:Body>
</SOAP-ENV:Envelope>

I have opened a ticket (CFT-2023-261853) but somebody mastering well SOAP connections could help @Laurent Truffaut...

thanks

Node not allowed in TConsultRequestHandler

Tue, 28 May 2019 04:53:13 +0000

Hello Efficy Team,

According to (my understanding of) the documentation, we can retrieve the data of a categoy in SOAP, with the node "category".

However, I get an error when I am trying to use it :

What did I missed ?

Obviously, I am not in >11.2, I cannot use RPC JSON request ... :(

Regards,

Loïc

Watchdoc - soap_request.xml becomes huge

Wed, 09 Sep 2015 10:53:06 +0000

Hello,

Be aware that the WatchDoc can crash any server if a file that needs to be uploaded to Efficy is bigger than the IIS "Maximum allowed content length" (default : 28.61 Mb).

Here is the problem :

1/ When a scan/Fax is made, it goes to a specific folder
2/ The watchdoc service is watching this folder, and every time a document comes in, it upload it to Efficy (using SOAP) and then move this document to an ‘uploaded’ folder.
3/ By default, IIS is configured to accept request with a maximum of 30000000 bytes (= 28.61 Megabytes).
4/ If the document is heavier than 28.61 Megabytes, the Watchdoc fail to upload it to Efficy, and log the request (which contain the document that has been base64 encoded) in soap_request.xml.
5/ This file is growing every time the WatchDoc is launched, and for one customer it has reached 130GB !

The solution is very simple : increase the “Maximum allowed content length” in IIS. To do so :

1/ Open IIS
2/ Click on the website that is running Efficy
3/ Click on the icon “Request Filtering”
4/ On the right panel, click on “Edit Feature Settings…”
5/ Increase the “Maximum allowed content length” value (for instance, setting it to 209715200 will allow files up to 200mo to be uploaded).

Geoffrey