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I might be terribly outdated but I don't think the order tables have been converted to views. What were "converted" was catalog tables in Commerce 9
Get Sorted list of PurchaseOrder for logged-in customers (mostly used for order history)
var purchaseOrders = OrderContext.Current.LoadByCustomerId<PurchaseOrder>(PrincipalInfo.CurrentPrincipal.GetContactId())
.OrderByDescending(x => x.Created)
.ToList();
Get the list of orders using Order search (normally used if you need to create a report or export orders to external integration point)
public IEnumerable<PurchaseOrder> GetEpiOrders(int maxOrders)
{
var parameters = new OrderSearchParameters
{
SqlWhereClause = "Your-Criteria-to get-qualified-orders"
};
var classes = new StringCollection { OrderContext.Current.PurchaseOrderMetaClass.Name };
var searchOptions = new OrderSearchOptions { Classes = classes, RecordsToRetrieve = maxOrders };
var orders = OrderContext.Current.Search<PurchaseOrder>(parameters, searchOptions);
return orders;
}
I hope that helps
In the Episerver Commerce 13.x the Order By clause only works for 'OrderGroupId', we can not pass any meta field name to sort the records.
e.g. orderSearchParameters.OrderByClause = "OrderGroupId DESC";
This would probably be a feature request for a future release.
I am searching for PurchaseOrders using the ordercontext.Search method.
Here I can specify a where clause on the MetaField using the property SqlMetaWhereClause on the OrderSearchParameters. But how can i perform sort on the meta field.
Coming from version 7.5, we got away by writing the order by clause in the SqlMetaWhereClause itself. But after upgrading to the 13.26, its breaking with the error - The ORDER BY clause is invalid in views, inline functions, derived tables ..... as the underlying meta tables are converted to views.
Now is there any way I can do an order by on meta fields?
Thanks.