SearchRecords and SearchRecordRefs

These operations allow you to search any type of Record in the system.

These two operations use the same request.

The difference is as follows: SearchRecords returns a list of Record while SearchRecordRefs returns a list of RecordRef corresponding to the search.

Property	Type	Value
Credentials	Credentials	Authentication information
RecordType	RecordType	Information concerning the task to be created
Query	String	Search request to do. See examples below.
Parameters	ArrayOfProperty	Optional. List of parameters to use during the request.
Limit	SearchLimit	Optional. Allows you to limit the number of results. Offset (int): start at this result Count (int): result limit
Location	SearchLocation	Optional. Allows you to limit the search to a radius from the location parameter entered. Used only for the CLIENT and NODE RecordTypes. Position: latitude / longitude of the center of the search RadiusInMetres (int): radius of the search
SearchRecordsRequest

Examples:

Java

// Human Resource Search by Property

SearchRecordsRequest request = new SearchRecordsRequest();

request.setCredentials(credentials);

request.setRecordType(RecordType.HUMAN_RESOURCE);

request.setQuery("PROP.hresourceidentification.employee_code = :hrCode");

ArrayOfProperty aop = new ArrayOfProperty();

Property p = new Property();

p.setName("hrCode");

p.setValue("1234");

aop.getProperty().add(p);

request.setParameters(aop);

progressionWebService.searchRecords(request);