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10/04/2024, 11:03 AMCeligo AI
10/04/2024, 11:03 AMAI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):In order to fetch transactions and their related subsidiaries using SuiteQL, you can use the
subsidiary
field in your query. This field is associated with each transaction and represents the subsidiary to which the transaction belongs.
Here is a simple example of how you can use SuiteQL to fetch transactions and their related subsidiaries:
sql
SELECT id, subsidiary FROM transaction
In this query, id
represents the transaction ID and subsidiary
represents the subsidiary ID related to the transaction.
Please note that the subsidiary
field returns the ID of the subsidiary. If you want to get the name of the subsidiary, you would need to join this with the subsidiary
table. Here is an example:
sql
SELECT t.id, s.name
FROM transaction t
JOIN subsidiary s ON t.subsidiary = s.id
In this query, t.id
represents the transaction ID and s.name
represents the name of the subsidiary related to the transaction.
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10/04/2024, 11:04 AM