what is wrong with this query: SELECT e.id FROM transaction t JOIN transactionLine tl on t.id = tl.transaction JOIN vendor v ON tl.entity = v.id JOIN employee e ON v.custentity_aw_automate_vendor_approver = e.id WHERE t.id = '13341129'

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

The issue with the query

SELECT e.id FROM transaction t JOIN transactionLine tl on t.id = tl.transaction JOIN vendor v ON tl.entity = v.id JOIN employee e ON v.custentity_aw_automate_vendor_approver = e.id WHERE t.id = '13341129'

could be due to several reasons: 1. Incorrect Field Names: Ensure that the field names used in the query are correct. For example,

id

might not be the correct field name. It could be

internalid

or

internalidnumber

. You can verify this by checking the Records Catalog in NetSuite. 2. Incorrect Join Conditions: The join conditions might not be correct. For example,

tl.entity = v.id

might not be the correct way to join the

transactionLine

and

vendor

tables. You need to ensure that the fields used for joining tables are correct and they are related in the way you are joining them. 3. Incorrect Table Names: The table names used in the query might not be correct. For example,

transaction

might not be the correct table name. It could be

Transaction

or

TRANSACTION

. You can verify this by checking the Records Catalog in NetSuite. 4. Incorrect Data Types: The data type of

t.id

might not be a string. If it's a number, you should not use quotes around the value. So, it should be

WHERE t.id = 13341129

instead of

WHERE t.id = '13341129'

. 5. Missing Data: The data you are looking for might not exist in the tables. For example, there might not be a transaction with

id

equal to

13341129

. Please verify these points and adjust your query accordingly. If the issue persists, you might need to provide more details about the structure of your tables and the relationships between them.