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komodosp
komodosp

Reputation: 3616

Quickbooks Webconnector (with DevKit) "A query request did not find a matching object in QuickBooks"

I am using the Consolibyte's "DevKit" (example_web_connector.php) to try and integrate with the Quickbooks WebConnector.

I'm getting this annoying error for the ItemInventoryQueryRq.

A query request did not find a matching object in QuickBooks

I am told that the error means there are no records for the WebConnector to retrieve, but I am looking at the Items in Quickbooks and there are plenty of them there. I am using the simplest possible Request XML with no filters so I would have thought it should get all of them.

Here is the request XML:

<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<?qbxml version="8.0" ?>
 <QBXML>
  <QBXMLMsgsRq onError="stopOnError">
   <ItemInventoryQueryRq>
   </ItemInventoryQueryRq>
  </QBXMLMsgsRq>
 </QBXML>

The sequence of SOAP requests is

  1. Incoming: serverVersion
  2. Outgoing: serverVersionResponse
  3. Incoming: clientVersion
  4. Outgoing: clientVersionResponse
  5. Incoming: authenticate (At this point I "Enqueue" the product request)
  6. Outgoing: authenticateResponse
  7. Incoming: sendRequestXML (Includes a load of Quickbooks "company" data)
  8. Outgoing: ItemInventoryQueryRq
  9. Incoming: ItemInventoryQueryRs (Contains status message: "A query request did not find a matching object in QuickBooks")

Upvotes: 1

Views: 1063

Answers (1)

Keith Palmer Jr.
Keith Palmer Jr.

Reputation: 27952

A query request did not find a matching object in QuickBooks

This means exactly what it says - that you searched for something, and nothing matched your search.

I am told that the error means there are no records for the WebConnector to retrieve, but I am looking at the Items in Quickbooks and there are plenty of them there.

Then there are one of two things wrong here. Either:

a) You have a horribly corrupted QuickBooks company file (unlikely)

OR

b) You're either not looking at, or not querying for, the correct items

Are you 100% positive that you're looking at inventory items in QuickBooks, and not some other type of item (service, assembly, discount, sales tax, non-inventory, etc.)?

Are you 100% positive that that's the query you sent to QuickBooks?

I would bet lots of good $$$ that you're not looking at the correct item types or are sending a different query to QuickBooks...

Upvotes: 2

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