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inner join query help


  • Subject: inner join query help
  • From: Theodore Petrosky <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 5 Feb 2011 04:07:40 -0800 (PST)

I could fairly easily do this in SQL with a join but i am lost in WO.

I have two entities    Version   Invoice

my full schema looks like:

ParentCompany toMany
Client toMany
Project toMany
Job toMany
Version toOne
Invoice

The Version may have many invoices because the version may be partially billed.

in my Invoice report, I will see:

Version 1 partial 01-01-2011
Version 1 final  01-30-2011
Version 3 final  01-05-2011

So what happened to version 2. The version was killed in production. there will be no version 2 invoice. (Let's also add that there could be a version 2.1 or even 2.1 subversion 1 and any of these could be killed.)

Invoice only records the versions that are invoiced. so indeed there could be versions not included in the invoice list.

Normally I would join the invoice list against the version list. Then I would have a complete list of invoices and versions. There would be no 'holes' where a version was killed.

Version 1 partial 01-01-2011
Version 1 final  01-30-2011
Version 2 killed
Version 2.1 final  01-30-2011
Version 3 final  01-05-2011

How to do this the WO way?

I hope I am clear.

Ted









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