/// <summary>
/// This method gives an example of how to construct CamlQuery objects
/// using the constructor that accepts the entire query string.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// Note that you simply append the GroupBy and OrderBy clauses to the
/// query string.
/// </remarks>
public static void Example()
{
var q = new CamlQuery(
CAML.Where(
CAML.Contains(
CAML.FieldRef("Author"),
CAML.Value("Holliday")
)) +
CAML.GroupBy(
CAML.FieldRef("Title")) +
CAML.OrderBy(
CAML.FieldRef("Title", CAML.SortType.Ascending),
CAML.FieldRef("Author", CAML.SortType.Descending))
);
}
/// <summary>
/// Retrieves all documents of type "Job Sheet" from a given list.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="list">the SPList containing the documents</param>
public static SPListItemCollection GetJobSheets(SPList list)
{
// Create a new query object.
var query = new SPQuery
{
// Assign the query string by using the raw CAML.NET string conversion operators.
Query = CAML.Where(
CAML.Eq(
CAML.FieldRef("Document Type"),
CAML.Value("Job Sheet")
)
)
};
// Assign the query string by using the raw CAML.NET string conversion operators.
// Execute the query to obtain the matching list items.
return(list.GetItems(query));
}
