table relation between PO receipt <-> invoice <-> ap

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What is the relation between PO receipt <-> invoice <-> AP ??

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We would like to know this item invoice in VendInvoiceTrans table is created for which PO receipt in VendPackingSlipTrans table.

Moreover, we would like to know this AP voucher in ledgerjournaltrans table is created for which invoice in VendInvoiceTrans table.

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Mariano Gracia on at

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If you use stocked products, you can find this information in the inventory transactions, there you can find invoice and packing slip number, and using the ledger button, you can view the ledger:

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If our item is service, after the posting is done, is there any link between receipt and invoice ???

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Brandon Wiese 17,788 on at

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Check out the table named VendInvoicePackingSlipQuantityMatch.

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makdax2012r3 50 on at

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you can use this query for matching quantity.

select pt.PURCHID 'po num',pt.OrderAccount 'vendor code',pt.PURCHNAME'Vendor Name' ,pl.LINENUMBER ,pl.ITEMID,pl.NAME,pl.PURCHQTY,
vpst.PACKINGSLIPID, vpst.QTY 'PACKINGSLIP recv qaty',vinvt.INVOICEID,vinvt.QTY 'inv Qty',vinvt.LINEAMOUNT
from PURCHTABLE pt
inner join PURCHLINE pl on pt.PURCHID = pl.PURCHID and pt.DATAAREAID = pl.DATAAREAID
left join VENDPACKINGSLIPTRANS vpst on vpst.INVENTTRANSID = pl.INVENTTRANSID and vpst.DATAAREAID = pt.DATAAREAID
left join VendInvoicePackingSlipQuantityMatch Vinvpackqm on Vinvpackqm.PACKINGSLIPSOURCEDOCUMENTLINE =vpst.SOURCEDOCUMENTLINE --and Vinvpackqm.DATAAREAID = pt.DATAAREAID
left join VENDINVOICETRANS vinvt on vinvt.SOURCEDOCUMENTLINE = Vinvpackqm.INVOICESOURCEDOCUMENTLINE
where pt.DATAAREAID='USMF' and pt.PURCHSTATUS <>'4' and pt.DOCUMENTSTATE <>'0' and Pt.PURCHID='000021' and vpst.QTY<>0

------------------------------------ and second query -----

select pt.PURCHID 'po num',pt.OrderAccount 'vendor code',pt.PURCHNAME'Vendor Name' ,pl.LINENUMBER ,pl.ITEMID,pl.NAME,pl.PURCHQTY,
vpst.PACKINGSLIPID, vpst.QTY 'PACKINGSLIP recv qaty',vinvt.INVOICEID,vinvt.QTY 'inv Qty',vinvt.LINEAMOUNT
from PURCHTABLE pt
inner join PURCHLINE pl on pt.PURCHID = pl.PURCHID and pt.DATAAREAID = pl.DATAAREAID
left join VENDPACKINGSLIPTRANS vpst on vpst.INVENTTRANSID = pl.INVENTTRANSID and vpst.DATAAREAID = pt.DATAAREAID --and vpst.ITEMID = pl.ITEMID --and vpst.VENDPACKINGSLIPJOUR= vpsj.RECID and vpst.DATAAREAID = pt.DATAAREAID
left join VENDINVOICETRANS vinvt on vinvt.INVENTTRANSID =pl.INVENTTRANSID and vinvt.DATAAREAID = pt.DATAAREAID -- vinvt.RECID = vpst.InvoiceTransRefRecId

where pt.DATAAREAID='USMF' and pt.PURCHSTATUS <>'4' and pt.DOCUMENTSTATE <>'0' and Pt.PURCHID='000021' and vpst.QTY<>0

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makdax2012r3 50 on at

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you can use these relations

left join VENDPACKINGSLIPTRANS vpst on vpst.INVENTTRANSID = pl.INVENTTRANSID and vpst.DATAAREAID = pt.DATAAREAID
left join VendInvoicePackingSlipQuantityMatch Vinvpackqm on Vinvpackqm.PACKINGSLIPSOURCEDOCUMENTLINE =vpst.SOURCEDOCUMENTLINE --and Vinvpackqm.DATAAREAID = pt.DATAAREAID
left join VENDINVOICETRANS vinvt on vinvt.SOURCEDOCUMENTLINE = Vinvpackqm.INVOICESOURCEDOCUMENTLINE

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inner join PURCHLINE pl on pt.PURCHID = pl.PURCHID and pt.DATAAREAID = pl.DATAAREAID
left join VENDPACKINGSLIPTRANS vpst on vpst.INVENTTRANSID = pl.INVENTTRANSID and vpst.DATAAREAID = pt.DATAAREAID --and vpst.ITEMID = pl.ITEMID --and vpst.VENDPACKINGSLIPJOUR= vpsj.RECID and vpst.DATAAREAID = pt.DATAAREAID
left join VENDINVOICETRANS vinvt on vinvt.INVENTTRANSID =pl.INVENTTRANSID and vinvt.DATAAREAID = pt.DATAAREAID --

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