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SQL Statement in NAV 2009
Sbhat
Member Posts: 301
Hi Folks -
My client are on NAV 2009 Classic and they are using SQL server 2008 R2, they want to create a SQL script to extract information from G/L account table and want the 'Net change' field filtered by Global dimension filter = 'WA'. When they go to SQL they dont see the Net change field as its a flowfield. Can someone please let me know how they should create the SQL script in order to extract the information.
Any help is highly appreciated.
S.
My client are on NAV 2009 Classic and they are using SQL server 2008 R2, they want to create a SQL script to extract information from G/L account table and want the 'Net change' field filtered by Global dimension filter = 'WA'. When they go to SQL they dont see the Net change field as its a flowfield. Can someone please let me know how they should create the SQL script in order to extract the information.
Any help is highly appreciated.
S.
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