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Ruby client library for communication with the Spark API
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Error for searching MlsStatus like Closed, Expired and Cancelled #77

Closed mechanicles closed 7 years ago

mechanicles commented 10 years ago

This is my final query which becomes like,

{:_select=>"Id,ListingKey,ListPrice,BathsTotal,BedsTotal,LotSizeArea,StreetNumber,StreetDirPrefix,StreetName,StreetSuffix,StreetDirSuffix,StreetAdditionalInfo,City,PostalCode,YearBuilt,WaterFrontYN,DaysOnMarket,ListingId,ListingPrefix,PhotosCount,OnMarketDate,MlsStatus,BuildingAreaTotal,Latitude,Longitude,CustomFields", :_expand=>"PrimaryPhoto", :_limit=>10, :_pagination=>1, :_filter=>"(MlsStatus Eq 'Closed' OR MlsStatus Eq 'Expired') AND (PropertyType Eq 'A')", :_orderby=>"-ListPrice", :_page=>1}

If I fire this query, I get this error

SparkApi::ClientError (The requested operation took too long to perform. If running a search, try simplifying or adding additional restrictions to your _filter. If ordering, try including the _orderby criteria in your _filter parameter.)

I also added order_by and page criteria in the filter, still it gives me that error.

It works great on other status like Active, Active Contingent, Pending and Temp Off Market.

dgmyrek commented 10 years ago

Santosh, which MLS were you acting as when this request was fired off - also was it a demo request or a production request? If you don't recall, could you email me (dylan@fbsdata.com) the API key (we won't need the secret) that you had used to make the request? I'll need to take a look through our server side logs to determine what caused the timeout.

bhornseth commented 7 years ago

Closing stale issue