@NickSuite You sure can. Something like this should work:

SELECT
	SalesOrdered.Transaction,
	Transaction.TranID,
	BUILTIN.DF( Transaction.Entity ) AS EntityName,
	-- BUILTIN.DF( TransactionAccountingLine.AccountingBook ) AS AccountingBookName,
	Account.AcctNumber,
	Account.Fullname AS AccountName,
	TransactionAccountingLine.Debit,
	TransactionAccountingLine.Credit,
	TransactionAccountingLine.Posting,
	TransactionLine.Memo
FROM 
	SalesOrdered
	INNER JOIN Transaction ON
		( Transaction.ID = SalesOrdered.transaction )
	INNER JOIN TransactionAccountingLine ON
		( TransactionAccountingLine.Transaction = Transaction.ID )
	LEFT OUTER JOIN TransactionLine ON
		( TransactionLine.Transaction = TransactionAccountingLine.Transaction )
		AND ( TransactionLine.LineSequenceNumber = TransactionAccountingLine.TransactionLine )
	LEFT OUTER JOIN Account ON
		( Account.ID = TransactionAccountingLine.Account )
WHERE 
	( SalesOrdered.Transaction = 460691 )
	AND ( TransactionAccountingLine.Account IS NOT NULL )
	AND ( TransactionAccountingLine.NetAmount <> 0 )
	-- AND ( TransactionAccountingLine.Posting = 'T' )
ORDER BY
	TransactionAccountingLine.TransactionLine

Note that the SalesOrdered table is really just a view on the Transaction table. You could clean this up a bit and eliminate the join to the Transaction table, but I'd leave it as is.