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Joining table to itself using aliases
Hi All,
I know I can do this with the ODBC connector but I was trying to do it in a saved search so I could use that in a workflow.
I am trying to link the item table to itself so that I could get results from a comparison of field values of one item record to another item record. For example in SQL it would look like this
Select I1.Name
From Items I1
Inner join Items I2 on I1.SomeKeyField = I2.SomeKeyField
Where I1.Status = 'XYZ'
and I2.Status = 'ABC'
It's starting to look like this is not possible to do in a search but I am new to NetSuite so was hoping that I was missing something.
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