Hi @rbandeira && @Soroka,
We’ve experienced the same issue with a Magento channel, but we think we have figured it out what the cause is and how to over come it.
“The problem”
Magento orders have two addresses as you might know, the shipping- and billing address. So whenever you are using fields from Order -> Addresses -> “<FIELD>” it is using a LEFT JOIN to get the data. This LEFT JOIN will get you “duplicate” rows, which aren’t actually duplicate since you didn’t know this would happen. To verify my statement above, you can create a custom report with the following fields (use the Order entity):
- Order / Order #
- Order / Order items > Sku
- Order / Addresses > Country
I’ve added a few field conditions, which are a specific SKU and a time period (Order created at) because I’ve to much data and it’s faster :).
After you’ve created the report you’ll see a nice grid and see no duplicate rows..But…
you could run the following query in phpMyAdmin or something similar to verify you’re query:SELECT
o0_.increment_id AS increment_id0,
o1_.sku AS sku1,
o2_.name AS name2,
o0_.id AS id3,
o3_.label AS label4
FROM
orocrm_magento_order o0_
LEFT JOIN orocrm_magento_order_items o1_ ON o0_.id = o1_.order_id
LEFT JOIN orocrm_magento_order_address o4_ ON o0_.id = o4_.owner_id
LEFT JOIN oro_dictionary_country o2_ ON o4_.country_code = o2_.iso2_code
LEFT JOIN oro_workflow_step o3_ ON o0_.workflow_step_id = o3_.id
WHERE
o1_.sku = 1000
AND (
o0_.created_at >= '2015-01-31 23:00:00'
AND o0_.created_at <= '2015-02-23 23:00:00'
)
AND o0_.organization_id = 1
ORDER BY
increment_id0 ASC
LIMIT
25 OFFSET 0
This is the query the report will run :). If you don’t have the opportunity to get the query, you should export the grid via “Export Grid” button and check your CSV file. Again you will see duplicate rows.
So why do you not see this in the Datagrid? We’ll correct me if I’m wrong @Soroka, but if I’ve read it correctly the default value for the datagrids, at least in the yml files, the query is executed by “SELECT DISTINCT” by default. This explains why you wouldn’t see the duplicate rows in the datagrid. Again I remember reading this somewhere along some bundle, but please correct me if I’m wrong.
So their you have your problem, but how to over come this?
Well the “Solution” is:
Add an extra field condition to your report. Which field condition? Well add a Order Address Type field condition; this can be found in Order / Order Addresses / Types > Label this should be set to billing or shipping, your choice.
Or if you have a Order Increment Id in your Column list, you could group by Order Increment Id (this helps only if you have the Order increment id in your column list). I prefer the first solution since you are able to apply this technique/thingy to other reports which contain Order Addresses fields.
Hope this helps other people and @Soroka saves a lot of research time to get to the bottom of this ;).
Kind Regards,
Jaimy Casteleijn
hurricane 8 years, 2 months ago.
