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In Chartsum table how parent_obj_id relates to seq_number
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cmmrfrds
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3/17/2010 4:54 PM
I am looking at the chartsum table and it looks to me like there is a recursive relationship between seq_number and parent_obj_id. Also, there is a depth field and sumry_acct_id.
Can anybody tell me if there is a recursive relationship between seq_number and parent_obj_id?
If so, should a seq_number have a parent_obj_id that has a lower depth number? In other words, a depth 2 seq_number should have a parent_obj_id with a depth 1.
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Milo Tsukroff
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4/1/2010 3:31 PM
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That is correct. On a project a while back I created a "flattened" form of the CHARTSUM information for each accounting unit. My notes say: "Index # comes from GLCHARTSUM.DEPTH. Setup is self-referential hierarchy within GLCHARTSUM, where higher-numbered accounts point to lower-numbered accounts."
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