O2GOrdersTable.getNextRowByMultiColumnValues

If the row is not found, the method returns null.
Note: The returned row contains the current columns values. The values are not automatically updated. To monitor changes, use IO2GTableListener.onChanged. The row interface is thread-safe. The returned row can be used in different threads without synchronization.

Get orders with the same RequestID and Type from the Orders table [show]

Get orders with the same RequestID and Type from the Orders table [hide]

    public void enumerateOrdersByRequestIDAndType(String sRequestID, String sType) {
        O2GOrdersTable orders = (O2GOrdersTable)mTblMgr.getTable(O2GTableType.ORDERS);
        O2GTableIterator iterator = new O2GTableIterator();
        String[] columnNames = new String[] { "RequestID", "Type" };
        Object[] columnValues = new Object[] { sRequestID, sType };
        O2GOrderTableRow order = orders.getNextRowByMultiColumnValues(columnNames, columnValues, iterator);
        while (order != null) {
            System.out.println(String.format("OrderID=%s, Amount=%s, Type=%s, BuySell=%s",
                    order.getOrderID(), order.getAmount(), order.getType(), order.getBuySell()));
            order = orders.getNextRowByMultiColumnValues(columnNames, columnValues, iterator);
        }
    }

Parameters
`columnNames`	The array of column names in the Orders table. For example, `RequestID`, `Type`.
`columnValues`	The array of values of the columns specified by the `columnNames` parameter. For example, if you create an entry order with attached stop/limit orders, all orders must have the same `RequestID`. If you want to search the Orders table for the created limit orders only, the `columnNames` parameter value is an array of `RequestID` and `Type`, and the `columnValues` parameter is an array containing the value obtained by calling the `O2GRequest`.`getRequestId` method and the limit order type value.
`iterator`	The table iterator.