Closed bmutafov closed 1 year ago
@bmutafov the error is coming from Dynamics. There is no "in" operator in the filter, but there is a function Microsoft.Dynamics.CRM.In.
I haven't yet implemented the parameter aliases in the query (I have added them but haven't pushed the patch yet), so use it the following way:
?$filter=Microsoft.Dynamics.CRM.In(PropertyName='_new_assignment_value ',PropertyValues=[<id1>,<id2>])
If it does not work you can always replace it with "or" operator like this:
?$filter=_new_assignment_value eq <id1> or _new_assignment_value eq <id2>
Hope this helps.
Closing due to inactivity.
I try to query using filter like this:
_new_assignment_value in ('<id1>', '<id2>',... )
and I get the following error message:Is that something coming from the Dynamics API not supporting the
in
operator, or the library does not?