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Rest API - choosing the right tables for Cost of Goods Account
Hi,
I am trying to figure out which tables to search on for client Cost of Goods Account that starts with 5xxxx. Would it be in the the rest:
- account table or subsidiary table or Vendor - customer or what?
Also I am using the Transaction table and the transactionline or transactionaccountingline table to search. How can I best join them?
Currently i have sql like = SELECT * FROM transaction t, transactionaccountingline tal, account ac WHERE t.id = tal.transaction and t.trandate = '2/1/2021' and ac.id = tal.account
Is this best?
Thanks Dave
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