Hey George,

In Vendr v2 the old SearchOrders method was removed (it has been deprecated for a few versions) in favour of our new SearchOrders method that takes a query specification. The specification pattern gives much more flexibility over what you want to search whilst at the same time ensuring searching adheres to a strict API.

An example of using the newer specification pattern would look something like this

public class MyController
{
    private readonly IOrderService _orderService;

    public MyController(IOrderService _orderService)
    {
        _orderService = _orderService;
    }

    public void MyMethod()
    {
        var results = _orderService.SearchOrders(
            (where) => where.FromStore(storeId)
                .And(where.IsFinalized())
                .And(where.HasPaymentStatus(PaymentStatus.Authorized)),
            (sort) => sort.ByFinalizeDate(Sort.Descending)
                .Then(sort.ByPaymentStatusName()),
            1, 10);
    }
}

As you can see, the SearchOrders method accepts a couple of lambda functions which allow you to build up your query from our allowed specifications.

In your example where it looks like you are just getting finalized orders for a given store, it would be something like

public void MyMethod()
{
    var results = _orderService.SearchOrders(
        (where) => where.FromStore(storeId)
            .And(where.IsFinalized()),
        1, long.MaxValue);
}

Hope this helps

Matt