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NSC | Find Related Records in SuiteAnalytics Connect and SuiteQL

edited Mar 14, 2024 4:45PM in SuiteCloud / Customization

One common question among our customers is “How do we find the related transaction in ODBC/JDBC/SuiteQL?”. In this article, you can learn more about ODBC connectivity in NetSuite as we delve into querying 'Related Records' using the NetSuite2.com Data-source.

There are two tables in the NetSuite2.com schema that you can use: previoustransactionlink and nexttransactionlink. As of now, these two contain nearly – if not totally – identical data. They contain three fields:

  • previousdoc – this is the transaction id of the origin document. In the UI, these are the transactions that you can find in the “Created From” field.

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