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New to NetSuite | SuiteQL Syntax: Joined Records
In New to NetSuite | SuiteQL Overview and New to NetSuite | Understanding SuiteQL Syntax articles, we explored the fundamental concepts, capabilities, and structure of SuiteQL.
One of SuiteQL’s most powerful capabilities is its ability to join records, allowing you to access and combine related data from multiple record types within a single query. Instead of running separate searches for each record type — for example, one for Customers and another for Transactions — you can gather all relevant information in one efficient result set.
Joined records in SuiteQL are especially useful when your data is distributed across different but related records. By defining the relationships between these records, you can retrieve fields from two or more connected record types, such as displaying a Customer’s contact details directly alongside their Sales Orders, Invoices, or Payments.
Richard James Uri - SuiteCloud | WMS Tech | SuiteCommerce Advanced
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