Relation of InventTrans and InventTransOrigin in a select statement

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Posted on by Miguel Zuniga

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I am using this select statement:

select * from inventTrans where inventTrans.InventTransOrigin == inventTransOrigin.RecId

however it doesn't return anything, where in fact the relation of InventTrans and InventTransOrigin is that.

I looked at the table inventTrans (via table browser) and saw that the inventTrans.InventTransOrigin is a TransId. So I did this:

select * from inventTrans where inventTrans.InventTransOrigin == str2Int64(inventTransOrigin.InventTransId)

however it still doesn't return anything.

What am I missing?

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Vilmos Kintera 46,149 on at

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How did you come to the conclusion about the relation for your second statement, and why are you trying to do a value conversion?

The first syntax looks correct to me as per the relations (though screenshot is from AX 2012):

If you do not get back anything, that means you are possibly in the wrong company which has no transactions, or you do not have data in your environment at all.

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Hi Vilmos,

I tried the second statement because the column InventTransOrigin in the table itself InventTrans is displayed as the InventTransId. So when I equate that to the InventTransOrigin.InventTransId, the compiler said:

"Operator '==' cannot be applied to operands of type 'int64' to 'str'." So I did conversion.

Their relation is indeed InventTrans.InventTransOrigin == InventTransOrigin.RecId, however it can't return something because the table is displaying the InventTransOrigin as an InventTransId.

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It is possibly a replacement key, so on regular UI it could be showing the replacement value (InventTransId). Check the data in SQL directly, I would be expecting RecId values (for which you would need to write the RecId reference in the statement).

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Hi Vilmos,

My apologies. Just had an error in my select statements. But I've understood that inventTrans.InventTransOrigin returns a RecId, not an InventTransId.

Thanks!

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No problem, kindly mark helpful answers next to each post to resolve the thread.

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