Multiple Json Object as Table

Deepak

Asked On January 8, 2020 05:12 AM UTC

How to add multiple json object and use predicate for and and or condition with join table

json data: {EMPLOYEE:[ {EMPID:1, NAME:DEEPAK}, {EMPID:2, NAME:JAIN}, {EMPID:3, NAME:SATISH}],
SALARY:[ {EMPID:1, SALARY:20000}, {EMPID:2, SALARY:30000}, {EMPID:3, SALARY:35000}]

1. I want to fetch empid 1 salary with datamanger where predicate condition

2. I want to fetch salary for empid 1 or 3

3. I want to fetch salary for empid 1 and 3

make a query like

from Employee where (id=1 or id=2) and (salary=35000 or salary=20000)

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Prasanna Kumar Viswanathan [Syncfusion]

Replied On January 8, 2020 02:01 PM UTC

Hi Deepak,

Thanks for contacting Syncfusion support.

Query : How to add multiple json object and use predicate for and and or condition with join table

By default grid and datamanager only deals with array of JSON data. But the given data is in the object format, not a valid json array. if you bind JSON array to the grid or DataManager, you can able to filter the data using filterSettings.columns and query.

Please refer the below documentation for DataManager query and filterSettings.columns

https://ej2.syncfusion.com/javascript/documentation/data/querying/#build-complex-filter-criteria-using-code-classlanguage-textpredicatecode

https://ej2.syncfusion.com/javascript/documentation/grid/filtering/?no-cache=1#filter-operators

Please get back to us if you need further assistance.

Regards,

Prasanna Kumar N.S.V

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Deepak

Replied On January 9, 2020 05:09 AM UTC

Hi Prasanna,

I have not mentioned that I using datamanager with Grid. My requirements are different with your solution provided.

I am cascading to dropdowns with third json

dropdown 1 json : [{HQ_ID:1, HQ_NAME: "Agra"},
{HQ_ID:2, HQ_NAME: "Delhi"}]

dropdown 2 json : [{EMP_ID:1, EMP_NAME: "DEEPAK"},
{EMP_ID:2, EMP_NAME: "PRADEEP"}]

third json: [{empid_1: 1, empid_2: 0, hqid:1}, {empid_1: 0, empid_2, hqid: 2}]

I want to cascade a dropdown with this scenerio using predicate

query should be like this

where (empid_1 = EMP_IDor empid_2 = EMP_ID) and hqid= HQ_ID

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Sureshkumar P [Syncfusion]

Replied On January 9, 2020 11:47 AM UTC

Hi Deepak,

We have checked the reported requirement. We prepared a cascading sample with a predicate query for filtering more than one field. Kindly refer the below code,

var predicate = new ej.data.Predicate('StateId', 'startswith', stateObj.value, true);

predicate = predicate.or('StateName', 'contains', stateObj.value,true);

We created a sample based on your requirement. please find the sample here: https://stackblitz.com/edit/iwq5d6-h898t6?file=index.js

Regards,

Sureshkumar P

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Deepak

Replied On January 9, 2020 12:23 PM UTC

Thanks for your reply.

A single level predicating is fine but my requirement is more complex than your solution.

I want something like this

var predicate = new ej.data.Predicate('EMP_ID_1', 'equal', profile.EmpId, true);

predicate.or('EMP_ID_2', 'equal', profile.EmpId, true);

predicate.or('EMP_ID_3', 'equal', profile.EmpId, true);

predicate.or('EMP_ID_4', 'equal', profile.EmpId, true);

var predicate2 = new ej.data.Predicate(predicate);

predicate2 = predicate.and('StateId', 'equal', stateObj.value,true);

so the query will be like this where (emp_id_1=1 or emp_id_2=1 or emp_id_3=1 or emp_id_4=1) and state_id = 4

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Sureshkumar P [Syncfusion]

Replied On January 10, 2020 06:23 AM UTC

Hi Deepak,

Thanks for your update

We have checked the reported requirement. We would like to let you know that you can more than one query in the predicate option as mentioned in the code snippet,

var predicate = new ej.data.Predicate('StateId', 'startswith', stateObj.value, true);

predicate = predicate.or('StateName', 'contains', stateObj.value, true);

predicate = predicate.or('CountryId', 'contains', stateObj.value, true);

var tempQuery1 = new ej.data.Query().where(predicate);

var tempQuery1 = new ej.data.Query().where(predicate);

And pass the predicate in the where query.to get rid of your facing issue.

Regards,

Sureshkumar P

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