List all the fulfillments.

Select

The adapter will use the API to process WHERE clause conditions built with the following columns and operators. The rest of the filter is executed client side within the adapter.

• Id, CreateDate, OrderId, OrderNumber, ShipDate, TrackingNumber and RecipientName support the following operator: =.
• CreateDate and ShipDate support the following operators: =, <=, >=.

For example, the following query is processed server side:

SELECT * FROM Fulfillments WHERE Id = 122224

Columns

Name	Type	References	Description
Id [KEY]	Integer		Fulfillment Id of the order.
CarrierCode	String		Carrier Code for the order.
CreateDate	Datetime		Fulfillment create Date date.
CustomerEmail	String		Email Id of the customer.
DeliveryDate	Date		Delivery date of the product.
FulfillmentFee	Integer		Fulfillment date of the product.
FulfillmentProviderCod	String		Provider code of the fulfillment.
FulfillmentServiceCode	String		Service code of the fulfillment.
MarketplaceNotified	Boolean		Marketplace is notified or not.
NotifyErrorMessage	String		Error message of the notification.
OrderId	Integer	Orders.Id	Order Id of the product.
OrderNumber	String		Order number of the product.
ShipDate	Datetime		Shipping date of the product.
ShipToAddressVerified	String		Shipping address verification status.
ShipToCity	String		Shipping to city.
ShipToCompany	String		Shipping to company.
ShipToCountry	String		Shipping to country.
ShipToName	String		Shipping to name.
ShipToPhone	String		Shipping to phone number.
ShipToPostalCode	String		Shipping to postal code.
ShipToResidential	Boolean		Shipping to residential.
ShipToState	String		Shipping to State.
ShipToStreet1	String		Shipping to street1.
ShipToStreet2	String		Shipping to street2.
ShipToStreet3	String		Shipping to street3.
TrackingNumber	String		Tracking number of the product.
UserId	String	Users.Id	UserId of order.
VoidDate	Datetime		Void date of order.
Voided	Boolean		Whether or not the order is voided.
VoidRequested	Boolean		Void.

Pseudo-Columns

Pseudo column fields are used in the WHERE clause of SELECT statements and offer a more granular control over the tuples that are returned from the data source.

Name	Type	Description
RecipientName	String		Name of the recipient.