Pablo Schneiter
10/28/2024, 7:20 AMCeligo AI
10/28/2024, 7:20 AMAI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):To get the tax code using SuiteQL, you can write a query that joins the necessary tables to retrieve the tax code information. However, the exact query would depend on the specific tables and columns in your NetSuite instance. Here is a general example of how you might structure your SuiteQL query:
sql
SELECT T.id, T.taxcode, T.taxamount
FROM TransactionLine T
JOIN JournalEntry J ON T.id = J.id
In this example, TransactionLine
is the table that contains the tax information, and JournalEntry
is the table that contains the journal line details. The JOIN
operation combines rows from these two tables based on the matching condition specified (in this case, matching id
values).
Please note that you may need to adjust this query to match the actual structure of your NetSuite database. The table names and column names used in this example might not match your actual table and column names.
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10/28/2024, 7:20 AMPablo Schneiter
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