John Phillips
10/13/2025, 8:35 PMCeligo AI
10/13/2025, 8:35 PMAI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):To find the tranid of the transaction that a Purchase Order is created from, you can use SuiteQL to query the
createdFrom field on the Purchase Order record. This field contains the internal id of the transaction that the Purchase Order was created from.
Here is a sample SuiteQL query that you can use as a starting point:
sql
SELECT T.id, T.tranid, T.createdFrom
FROM Transaction T
WHERE T.type = 'PurchOrd'
In this query, T.id is the internal id of the Purchase Order, T.tranid is the transaction id of the Purchase Order, and T.createdFrom is the internal id of the transaction that the Purchase Order was created from.
Please note that this query will return the internal id of the createdFrom transaction, not the tranid. If you need the tranid of the createdFrom transaction, you will need to join with the Transaction table again on the createdFrom field.
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10/13/2025, 8:35 PM