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[jira] [Commented] (OFBIZ-5201) Find Order functions - Not working when junk values entered for product Id

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Ankit Jain commented on OFBIZ-5201:
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Hi Parimal,

I have checked demo trunk and also found the same issue. And your first recommendation looks good to me.
A message should be shown that "No orders are present for that productId[]" or "Invalid productId". If a user is searching orders on the basis 'productId' or any other field then he should be notified, if he did any mistake.

Thanks.
                
> Find Order functions - Not working when junk values entered for product Id
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: OFBIZ-5201
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-5201
>             Project: OFBiz
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: order
>            Reporter: parimal gain
>            Priority: Minor
>              Labels: order
>
> Problem specification and step -
> 1) Go to Order Manager app > Find Orders
> 2) Enter valid product id for which order exists
> 3) Relevant orders with entered product value would be shown in search results
> 4) Enter invalid product id - JUNK value
> 5) Error behvaior:All orders on the system would be highlighted 
> 6) Actual behavior: No order should be shown as search results, as no order exists with this JUNK product id on system
> Observation -
> When looked into code level found that system apply check for two condition -
> 1) If passes productId starts or ends with % or * then add that in condition list as it is and it returns all order that contains the word for product Ids.
> 2) If the above condition is failed the check if the product corresponding to product id is present or not.
> 3) If exists then check for variants (if its virtual)all this.
> 4) If product not exists then the action is missing i.e. no condition is added and it returns all order available.
> Recommendation -
> There are two ways to solve the issue -
> 1) If product corresponding to passes productId is not present then return message to user that order is not present.
> 2) If the thought process for current behavior is show all record if product not available then user should get a message as well that "Order is not available for your search product but we have all these order in system" to convey the correct message to user. 

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