SELECT poh.po_header_id, poh.type_lookup_code PO_TYPE, poh.authorization_status PO_STATUS, poh.segment1 PO_NUMBER, pov.vendor_name SUPPLIER_NAME, povs.vendor_site_code Location, hrls.location_code Ship_To, hrlb.location_code Bill_to, pol.line_num , msib.segment1 Item, pol.unit_price, pol.quantity, pod.amount_billed Amount, pod.destination_subinventory, ppf.full_name Buyer_Name, poh.closed_Code FROM PO_HEADERS_ALL poh, PO_LINES_ALL pol, mtl_system_items_b msib, PO_LINE_LOCATIONS_ALL poll, PO_DISTRIBUTIONS_ALL pod, po_vendors pov, po_vendor_sites_All povs, hr_locations_all hrls, hr_locations_all hrlb, per_all_people_f ppf, po_line_types polt WHERE 1 =1 AND polt.line_type_id = pol.line_type_id AND povs.vendor_site_id = poh.vendor_site_id AND pov.vendor_id = poh.vendor_id AND pol.item_id = msib.inventory_item_id AND msib.organization_id
I get more records using
ReplyDeleteselect * from apps.iby_creditcard ibc, apps.ap_cards_all aca where ibc.instrid = aca.card_reference_id;
yes, this will give all credit cards information. Can you please explain about the exact issue you are facing? Do you mean, you are getting duplicate records? If so, check the org_id.
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Sree
The exact issue I am facing is that the ap_cards_all.card_id doesn't match the ap_cards_all.card_reference_id, and if I match the iby_creditcard table using the card_id I get 632 records, but if I match by card_reference_id I get 771 records. I have 772 records in ap_cards_all by 1081 records in the iby_creditcard table.
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