If it does work, and you want all of them, you can...
# suitescripte
erictgrubaugh
11/15/2019, 6:01 PMIf it does work, and you want all of them, you can do an unfiltered Transaction search grouped by
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dbarnett
11/15/2019, 6:03 PMyah was looking for more a universal function that I could call from any script to get the entire list, not if I am on a particular transaction. kind of like what I commented to jen.
I agree the grouped search is probably the most legit route, but figured performance wouldnt be the greatest
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erictgrubaugh
11/15/2019, 6:05 PMShouldn't be too bad with a grouping on it, should just get one result per transaction, but that will only return values where you actually have an existing transaction
erictgrubaugh
11/15/2019, 6:05 PMI don't see any way to access that info through
N/configd
dbarnett
11/15/2019, 6:08 PMyah just didn't know how the SQL or whatever worked on the backend since it is running over all transactions even if eventually only returning ~30 grouped results. Just tested though and data looks good (does have account-specific names fyi)
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erictgrubaugh
11/15/2019, 6:09 PMwoo! I'm not sure about the query performance either; usually it's just something you have to test
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