This method is used to get a list of results matching certain filter criteria.
Signature
GetResultListFiltered ([in]ResultStateDataTyperesultState[in]MeasIdDataTypemeasId[in]PartIdDataTypepartId[in]RecipeIdExternalDataTypeexternalRecipeId[in]RecipeIdInternalDataTypeinternalRecipeId[in]ConfigurationIdDataTypeexternalConfigurationId[in]ConfigurationIdDataTypeinternalConfigurationId[in]ProductIdDataTypeproductId[in]JobIdDataTypejobId[in]UInt32maxResults[in]UInt32startIndex[in]Int32timeout[out]BooleanisComplete[out]UInt32resultCount[out]HandleresultHandle[out]ResultDataType[]resultList[out]Int32error);
Table 70 – GetResultListFiltered Method Arguments
Argument |
Description |
resultState |
If not 0, only results having the specified state are returned. |
measId |
If not empty, only results corresponding to the given measId are returned |
partId |
If not empty, only results corresponding to the given partId are returned. |
externalRecipeId |
If not empty, only results corresponding to the given externalRecipeId are returned. |
internalRecipeId |
If not empty, only results corresponding to the given internalRecipeId are returned. |
externalConfigurationId |
If not empty, only results corresponding to the given externalConfigurationId are returned. |
internalConfigurationId |
If not empty, only results corresponding to the given internalConfigurationId are returned. |
productId |
If not empty, only results corresponding to the given productId are returned. |
jobId |
If not empty, only results corresponding to the given jobId are returned. |
maxResults |
Maximum number of results to return in one call; by passing 0, the client indicates that it does not put a limit on the number of results. |
startIndex |
Shall be 0 on the first call, multiples of maxResults on subsequent calls to retrieve portions of the entire list, if necessary. |
timeout |
With this argument the client can give a hint to the server how long it will need access to the result data. A value > 0 indicates an estimated maximum time for processing the data in milliseconds. A value = 0 indicates that the client will not need anything besides the data returned by the method call. A value < 0 indicates that the client cannot give an estimate. The client cannot rely on the data being available during the indicated time period. The argument is merely a hint allowing the server to optimize its resource management. |
isComplete |
Indicates whether there are more results in the entire list than retrieved according to startIndex and resultCount. |
resultCount |
Gives the number of valid results in ResultList. |
resultHandle |
The server shall return to each client requesting result data a system-wide unique handle identifying the result set / client combination. This handle has to be used by the client to release the result set. |
resultList |
List of results matching the Filter. |
error |
0 – OK Values > 0 are reserved for errors defined by this and future standards. Values < 0 shall be used for application-specific errors. |
Table 71 – GetResultListFiltered Method AddressSpace Definition
Attribute |
Value |
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BrowseName |
GetResultListFiltered |
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References |
NodeClass |
BrowseName |
DataType |
TypeDefinition |
ModellingRule |
HasProperty |
Variable |
InputArguments |
Argument[] |
PropertyType |
Mandatory |
HasProperty |
Variable |
OutputArguments |
Argument[] |
PropertyType |
Mandatory |
There are the following cases with the respect to the number of results:
- The number of results to be returned according to the filter is less or equal to MaxResults; the first call, with startIndex =0, returns isComplete =TRUE, so the client knows that no further calls are necessary. resultCount gives the number of valid elements in the resultList array.
- The number of results to be returned is larger than maxResults; the first N calls (N > 0 with N ≤ (number of results) divisor MaxResults), with startIndex =(N-1)*maxResults, return isComplete =FALSE, so the client knows that further calls are necessary. The following call returns isComplete =TRUE, so the client knows, no further calls are necessary. resultCount gives the number of valid elements in the resultList array (on each call, so on the first N calls, this should be maxResults).