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Explore Stack Internal You should try using addFieldToFilteraddFieldToFilter instead of addAttributeToFilteraddAttributeToFilter because you are working with the database table field rather than a customer attribute.
Please try it once:
$customer = $this->_customerFactory->create(); $customerData = $customer->getCollection()->addFieldToFilter('custom_field',array('neq'=>'cleared'))->setOrder('entity_id','ASC')->load(); You should try using addFieldToFilter instead of addAttributeToFilter because you are working with the database table field rather than a customer attribute.
Please try it once:
$customer = $this->_customerFactory->create(); $customerData = $customer->getCollection()->addFieldToFilter('custom_field',array('neq'=>'cleared'))->setOrder('entity_id','ASC')->load(); You should try using addFieldToFilter instead of addAttributeToFilter because you are working with the database table field rather than a customer attribute.
Please try it once:
$customer = $this->_customerFactory->create(); $customerData = $customer->getCollection()->addFieldToFilter('custom_field',array('neq'=>'cleared'))->setOrder('entity_id','ASC')->load(); You should try using addFieldToFilter instead of addAttributeToFilter because you are working with the database table field rather than a customer attribute.
Please try it once:
$customer = $this->_customerFactory->create(); $customerData = $customer->getCollection()->addFieldToFilter('custom_field',array('neq'=>'cleared'))->setOrder('entity_id','ASC')->load();