How to write an AQL query that will display one object or multiple objects based on the query

[Tim Hall]

Here is the use case. On our portal we want have a custom field that will show the products they have purchased and not all of the products we offer. I have figured out how to do the first part. The only issue I am running into is if it is a new customer we want to show all the products. Is their a way to do with AQL.

I was wondering if inbound reference would work?

This was my first attempt of doing that:

objectType = "Products" AND "Company" = ${customfield_10234.label} OR object HAVING inR()

The only issue that query shows all the products.

If I do this query it will show the product or products associated with the customer.

objectType = "Products" AND "Company" = ${customfield_10234.label}

[Tobias H]

Hi @Tim Hall!

To me it seems like you have to different kinds of situations:

1. Existing customers selecting their purchased products

2. New customers browsing all products

How I would solve it would be to just have two different custom fields, one that filters and the other that doesn't, and then use a dynamic form to have the user check what they want to do (Existing vs New)

Is there a special reason for you to keep it all in the same field? Or would you just prefer it to be as light of a form as possible?

[Tim Hall]

I was thinking what you're recommending was the solution and it was to try to keep the form as possible. Plus I was wondering if you could even do what I am asking with AQL.