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webapi:examples:customer_changes [2020/02/10 10:32 (4 years ago)] – [Get Customers that have changed] kevinwebapi:examples:customer_changes [2020/02/10 12:11 (4 years ago)] (current) kevin
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-This is more efficient than TServerMethodsWebAPI/Get_Customer_Changes method which required a second call to a deprecated TServerMethodsWebAPI/Customers_Read obtain the customer field information. +This is more efficient than TServerMethodsWebAPI/Get_Customer_Changes method which required a second call to obtain the customer field information. 
  
 <note>You must be using version 6.2.2.535 or 6.2.7.415 of the WebAPI to have this end point.  Check the WebAPI version using [[:webapi_swagger_documentation#what_version_are_you_using|TServerMethodsWebAPI\Connect]]. <note>You must be using version 6.2.2.535 or 6.2.7.415 of the WebAPI to have this end point.  Check the WebAPI version using [[:webapi_swagger_documentation#what_version_are_you_using|TServerMethodsWebAPI\Connect]].
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 The TServerMethodsWebAPI/Get_Customer_Changes returns the list of customer Unique numbers that have changed since the Effective Date.  It translates inside the API using an XML DOM which has a memory and performance impact.  If you are using this end point, we strongly recommend updating to use Customer/CustomerChanges. The TServerMethodsWebAPI/Get_Customer_Changes returns the list of customer Unique numbers that have changed since the Effective Date.  It translates inside the API using an XML DOM which has a memory and performance impact.  If you are using this end point, we strongly recommend updating to use Customer/CustomerChanges.
  
-Back to [[:webapi_swagger_documentation#samples|Swagger Samples]]+Back to [[:webapi_swagger_documentation#samples|WebAPI Samples]]
  
webapi/examples/customer_changes.txt · Last modified: 2020/02/10 12:11 (4 years ago) by kevin