GetSellerTransactionsResponseType ( AbstractResponseType )
Returns an array of order line item (transaction) data for the seller specified in the request. The results can be used to create a report of data that is commonly necessary for order processing.
Zero, one, or many Transaction objects can be returned in the TransactionArray. The set of order line items returned is limited to those that were modified between the times specified in the request's ModTimeFrom and ModTimeTo filters. The order line items returned are sorted by Transaction.Status.LastTimeModified, ascending order (that is, order line items that more recently were modified are returned last). This call also returns information about the seller whose order line items were requested.
If pagination filters were specified in the request, returns meta-data describing the effects of those filters on the current response and the estimated effects if the same filters are used in subsequent calls.
Call that uses GetSellerTransactionsResponseType:
Fields
true
if there are additional pages or order line items to view
, or false
if the current page of order line item data is the last page of data.
1
with each subsequent GetSellerTransactions call.
Note: Due to the fact that item data on the eBay platform has a shorter retention period than order data, it is possible that some retrieved pages will contain no data. For pages that contain no order line item data, the ReturnedTransactionCountActual value will be '0'. It is also possible that pages 2, 3, and 4 have no data, but pages 1 and 5 do have data. Therefore, we recommend that you scroll through each page of data (making subsequent GetSellerTransactions calls and incrementing the Pagination.PageNumber value by '1' each time) until you reach the last page, indicated by HasMoreTransactions=false.
Note: Due to the fact that item data on the eBay platform has a shorter retention period than order data, it is possible that some retrieved pages will contain no data. For pages that contain no data, the ReturnedTransactionCountActual value will be '0'. It is also possible that pages 2, 3, and 4 have no data, but pages 1 and 5 do have data. Therefore, we recommend that you scroll through each page of data (making subsequent GetSellerTransactions calls and incrementing the Pagination.PageNumber value by '1' each time) until you reach the last page, indicated by HasMoreTransactions=false.