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How to get list of all products in a database

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I want to get a list of all products in the database using C/C API DTK. Is it possible ?

 

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    Hello,

    You can use PcmsQuery for the object type PCMS_PRODUCT to obtain UIDs of all products. Then get details per each UID via PcmsInitUid. For instance:

    // "conId" is obtained via connecting somewhere above PcmsObjStruct obj = { 0 }; obj.objType = PCMS_PRODUCT; int noUids = 0; int *uids = NULL; if (PcmsQuery(conId, &obj, 0, &noUids, &uids) == PCMS_OK && noUids) { for (int i = 0; i < noUids) { if (PcmsInitUid(conId, *uids, PCMS_PRODUCT, &obj) != PCMS_OK) continue; // use "obj" to get details of Product } }

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    Hello,

    You can use PcmsQuery for the object type PCMS_PRODUCT to obtain UIDs of all products. Then get details per each UID via PcmsInitUid. For instance:

    // "conId" is obtained via connecting somewhere above PcmsObjStruct obj = { 0 }; obj.objType = PCMS_PRODUCT; int noUids = 0; int *uids = NULL; if (PcmsQuery(conId, &obj, 0, &noUids, &uids) == PCMS_OK && noUids) { for (int i = 0; i < noUids) { if (PcmsInitUid(conId, *uids, PCMS_PRODUCT, &obj) != PCMS_OK) continue; // use "obj" to get details of Product } }

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    Regards,
    Alex

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    Alex Shevchenko
    Sr Development Manager
    Although I work for OpenText, I am speaking for myself and not for OpenText.
    If you found this post useful, give it a “Like” or click on "Verify Answer" under the "More" button.

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