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SQL of stored procedure SalesbyItemDetail |
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Posted : 2007-01-13 03:00:23 |
Can you tell me what the SQL behind the sp_report SalesbyItemDetail is? I would need to pull custom fields in that format, but they are not supported by the stored procedure.
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Posted : 2007-01-13 12:31:29 |
The is no SQL behind sp_report, we are simply calling the QuickBooks reporting engine here. You can use the stored procedure SP_REPORTS to list all the available sp_reports.
And see all the columns available in a given SP_REPORT by using sp_reportcolumns reportname
As well as SP_PARAMETERS to list all the parameters available for a given SP_REPORT. The VALUES column lists available values that can be used with the parameter.
But as far as sales are concerned, I can get a better view of items (stock parts) sold by using the QODBC tables themselves, for example:
SELECT "InvoiceLine"."TxnDate" as Date, "InvoiceLine"."RefNumber" as Num, "Customer"."FullName" as Name, "InvoiceLine"."InvoiceLineDesc" as Memo, "InvoiceLine"."InvoiceLineQuantity" as Qty, "InvoiceLine"."InvoiceLineItemRefFullName" as Item, "InvoiceLine"."InvoiceLineRate" as Rate, "ItemInventory"."PurchaseCost" as Cost, "ItemInventory"."AverageCost" as "Average Cost", ("InvoiceLine"."InvoiceLineQuantity" * "ItemInventory"."AverageCost") as Amount FROM "Customer" "Customer","InvoiceLine" "InvoiceLine", "ItemInventory" "ItemInventory" WHERE ("InvoiceLine"."CustomerRefListID"="Customer"."ListID") AND ("InvoiceLine"."InvoiceLineItemRefListID" = "ItemInventory"."ListID") ORDER BY "InvoiceLine"."TxnDate"
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Posted : 2007-01-16 07:20:21 |
Thank you Tom, but the example doesn't apply in my case. I am basically looking for adding a CustomField to the result of a 'SalesbyItemDetail' report. The current report syntax is:
SELECT * FROM OPENQUERY (Quickbooks, 'sp_report SalesByItemDetail show Account, TxnType, Date, RefNumber, Item, Memo, Name, Quantity, UnitPrice, Amount, OpenBalance, ModifiedTime parameters DateMacro = "ThisMonth"') where "Account" LIKE '%Maintenance%' ORDER BY Date
As reports don't support custom fields, how can I retrieve the same result set plus custom fields? |
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Posted : 2007-01-16 10:26:38 |
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