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Jan
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7/10/2009 2:15 PM
Does any one know of a small Lawson table that contains valid SUB-ACCT values?
I'm creating a Crystal Labor Utilization Report to be published into LBI. In my Crystal sql, I'm trying to find a smaller Lawson table where I can query for a list of valid Sub Accounts. I have to categorize these sub accounts using logic I'll include in the sql. I could query PRDISTRIB for a unique list DST-SUB-ACCTs but that table is very large.
muffntuf
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7/10/2009 2:26 PM
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Could you use a inner select query that will derive only the unique sub accounts within your sql? (Or move the whole thing to a view or sp depending on frequency of use).
Matthew Nye
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7/10/2009 2:34 PM
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The IF subsystem is what you want to use. Specifically you can pull this listing from GLCHARTDTL.
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