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coleby conner
Posted Tue April 06, 2021 07:20 AM
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Hello, I'm new to the Maximo API. We have a front end that is able to list all the problem codes (failure codes) under a failure class (parent failure code), I need to recreate this using the API.
I know part of this front end we use extends the base functionality of the Maximo API and/or uses SQL and I'm not part of the core development team so I don't know what extent of this is specific to our company.
I use the zm_failurecode method to get the failurecode details for "PM", similar to the mxl-failurecode method. Regarding "zm_" vs "mxl-" I don't know what the difference is and google has failed me, I'm thinking it may be an internal extension of the API, if anyone has more information on this I'd appreciate it.
I found out that there is a relation in FAILURECODE to FAILURELIST. From here I can get the same FAILURECODE and description.
There is also a relation called CHILDREN under FAILURELIST
I can use this to get
one
child, how do I get all children? I have to use the API in this case.
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