We've just been provisioned with a trial of suitea...
# suiteanalytics
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We've just been provisioned with a trial of suiteanalytics connect - is there a quick way of retrieving the TB into Excel via the odbc connection? I'm looking to get a data set that will give me the period movement.
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Thanks, I've looked at that and it's failing as (at least) one of the tables mentioned in the query doesn't exist in the access I have.
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it would be permission issue then
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Got the query to work, it wasn't a permissions issue, but the table had a different name than in the script. Once id changed the name it worked as expected.
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can you tell me which table it is. I’ll check and update the solution
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The table I had trouble with was accountingperiod I needed accountingperiodfiscalcalendars to get the query to run. My query is different to the link but I used it as a starting point. SELECT A.fullname AS AccountName, A.acctnumber AS AccountNumber, CD.entityid AS CostCentre, SUM(-TAL.amount) as GLAmount FROM transactionaccountingline TAL LEFT JOIN transaction T ON T.id = TAL.transaction LEFT JOIN account A ON TAL.account = A.id LEFT JOIN transactionline TL ON TL.transaction = TAL.transaction LEFT JOIN accountingperiodfiscalcalendars AP ON T.postingperiod = AP.accountingperiod LEFT JOIN job CD ON TL.entity = CD.id LEFT JOIN subsidiary S ON S.id = TL.subsidiary WHERE TL.subsidiary = 2 AND TAL.posting = 'T' AND AP.accountingperiod = 147 AND TL.id = TAL.TransactionLine group by A.fullname, A.acctnumber, CD.entityid order by A.acctnumber
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I’ll have a look when I’ve time. thanks for the update