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addOrCondition not working ...

Zod
Giga Guru

HI .... as I'm using a scoped application I assume this might be the reason why the xx.addOrCondition gives me an error in the logs ... ;-(

" Cannot find function addOrCondition in object [object GlideRecord]."

Could you please help me doing what is done here ... just without requiring the   xx.addOrCondition ?

....

var xx = new GlideRecord("sn_customerservice_channel_config");

var arrXX = email.to.split(',');  

var k = 0;

for (var n = 0; n < arrXX.length; n++) {

if (k == 0) {

xx.addQuery('email_address', arrXX[n]);

k++;

} else {

xx.addOrCondition('email_address', arrXX[n]);

}

}

xx.query();

....

Thank you!!!

1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION

Can we try in this way. see if this helps.



var k = 0;


var queryString;


var arrXX = email.to.split(',');


var xx = new GlideRecord("sn_customerservice_channel_config");


for (var n = 0; n < arrXX.length; n++) {


if (k == 0) {


queryString = 'email_address=' + arrXX[n];


k++;


} else {


queryString = queryString + '^ORemail_address=' + arrXX[n];


}


}


xx.addEncodedQuery(queryString);


xx.query();


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22 REPLIES 22

Hi Shishir,



not sure if this could work - at least I see not how.



I have 2 arrays with emails and need to check if arrXX is in "email_address" of table "sn_customerservice_channel_config" ...



...




Can we try in this way. see if this helps.



var k = 0;


var queryString;


var arrXX = email.to.split(',');


var xx = new GlideRecord("sn_customerservice_channel_config");


for (var n = 0; n < arrXX.length; n++) {


if (k == 0) {


queryString = 'email_address=' + arrXX[n];


k++;


} else {


queryString = queryString + '^ORemail_address=' + arrXX[n];


}


}


xx.addEncodedQuery(queryString);


xx.query();


This one has worked!!!


THank you!!!!!


shit ... no it didn't.


Did not check all ... rowcount does not tell the right number