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10/04/2024, 11:05 AMCeligo AI
10/04/2024, 11:06 AMAI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):In SuiteQL, you can fetch the related subsidiary to each transaction by using the
subsidiary
field on the transaction object. However, the field name might vary depending on the context. For example, in the context of intercompany journals, the field might be referred to as duetofromsubsidiary
or linesubsidiary
.
Here is a sample SuiteQL query that fetches transactions along with their related subsidiaries:
sql
SELECT T.id, T.type, S.name
FROM Transaction T
JOIN Subsidiary S ON T.subsidiary = S.id
In this query, T.subsidiary
refers to the subsidiary field on the transaction object, and S.name
refers to the name of the subsidiary. The JOIN
clause is used to fetch the related subsidiary for each transaction.
Please note that the actual field name might vary depending on the specific transaction type and the context. Therefore, you might need to adjust the query based on your specific requirements.
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