Get all customers using SOAP API

How can I get a list of all customers using a SOAP request? I don’t not want to use getList where we need to pass a list of internal IDs since I may not know all the internal Ids

Rookie Asked on October 4, 2021 in SuiteTalk.
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5 Answer(s)

Hi,

You want getAll.

Thanks,

Chris

Intermediate Answered on October 4, 2021.
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Thanks Chris.

As per the documentation, getAll is supported for the following records:

<simpleType name="GetAllRecordType">
        <restriction base="xsd:string">
            <enumeration value="budgetCategory"/>
            <enumeration value="campaignAudience"/>
            <enumeration value="campaignCategory"/>
            <enumeration value="campaignChannel"/>
            <enumeration value="campaignFamily"/>
            <enumeration value="campaignOffer"/>
            <enumeration value="campaignSearchEngine"/>
            <enumeration value="campaignSubscription"/>
            <enumeration value="campaignVertical"/>
            <enumeration value="currency"/>
            <enumeration value="leadSource"/>
            <enumeration value="state"/>
            <enumeration value="supportCaseIssue"/>
            <enumeration value="supportCaseOrigin"/>
            <enumeration value="supportCasePriority"/>
            <enumeration value="supportCaseStatus"/>
            <enumeration value="supportCaseType"/>
            <enumeration value="taxAcct"/>
        </restriction>
    </simpleType>

I want to fetch all the data for either the customer or the vendor.

What am I missing?
Rookie Answered on October 4, 2021.
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Hi,

Apologies – I had forgotten that getAll only works for those records that “do not have a search interface”.

I think the best you can do here is to construct a Saved Search to return the data that you need.

Thanks,

Chris

Intermediate Answered on October 4, 2021.
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Thank you Chris.

Rookie Answered on October 4, 2021.
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Use the customer search objects with  the search endpoint, but note the limits about the number of results per request.

Rookie Answered on October 6, 2021.
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