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ProjectTransactionLines: Visma.net Financials Project Transaction Lines

Get a range of Project transaction documents - ScreenId=PM304000Data for Project transactions

Catalog: VismaNet

Schema: ProjectTransaction

Label: Project Transaction Lines

This is a read-only table function. The Visma.net Financials API may not support changing the data or the Invantive UniversalSQL driver for Visma.net Financials does not cover it. In the latter case, please use the table NativePlatformScalarRequests to upload data to the Visma.net Financials API.

Parameters of Table Function

The following parameters can be used to control the behaviour of the table function ProjectTransactionLines. A value must be provided at all times for required parameters, but optional parameters in general do not need to have a value and the execution will default to a pre-defined behaviour. Values can be specified by position and by name. In both cases, all parameters not specified will be evaluated using their default values.

Value specification by position is done by listing all values from the first to the last needed value. For example: a `select * from table(value1, value2, value3)` on a table with four parameters will use the default value for the fourth parameter and the specified values for the first three.

Value specification by name is done by listing all values that require a value. For example with `select * from table(name1 => value1, name3 => value3)` on the same table will use the default values for the second and fourth parameters and the specified values for the first and third.

Name

Data Type

Required

Default Value

Documentation

billable

 

 

Filter invoiceable project tasks.

branch

 

 

Filter on branch for the project transation.

createdDateTime

 

 

This value, generated by the system, indicates the creation date and time. Use it to retrieve all records that have been created since that time, up to the present.Accepted format:* ```yyyy-MM-dd```* ```yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss```* ```yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.FFF```* ```yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ss```* ```yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ss.FFF```_Note:_ __CreatedDateTime__ and __CreatedDateTimeCondition__ are __mutually inclusive__.

createdDateTimeCondition

 

 

This value represents the condition to be applied when retrieving records.Accepted values (without the single quotes):* '>' for greater than* '<' for less than* '>=' for greater than or equal* '<=' for less than or equal_Note:_ __CreatedDateTime__ and __CreatedDateTimeCondition__ are __mutually inclusive__.

date

 

 

Filter on the registration date for the project transaction.

expandNote

 

 

Expands project transaction notes

fromPeriod

 

 

Mandatory. Start date for the task.

greaterThanValue

 

 

Greater than value. The item which is the object for this, varies from API to API.

lastModifiedDateTime

 

 

This value, generated by the system, indicates the last time the record was modified. Use it to retrieve all records that have been modified since that time, up to the present.Accepted format:* ```yyyy-MM-dd```* ```yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss```* ```yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.FFF```* ```yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ss```* ```yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ss.FFF```_Note:_ __LastModifiedDateTime__ and __LastModifiedDateTimeCondition__ are __mutually inclusive__.

lastModifiedDateTimeCondition

 

 

This value represents the condition to be applied when retrieving records.Accepted values (without the single quotes):* '>' for greater than* '<' for less than* '>=' for greater than or equal* '<=' for less than or equal_Note:_ __LastModifiedDateTime__ and __LastModifiedDateTimeCondition__ are __mutually inclusive__.

module

 

 

Select to filter on module; e.g. AR, AP, IN etc. (Values: ModuleGL, ModuleAP, ModuleAR, ModuleCA, ModuleCM, ModuleIN, ModuleSO, ModulePO, ModuleDR, ModuleFA, ModuleEP, ModulePM, ModuleTX, ModuleCR)

project

 

 

Filter on project ID.

projectTask

 

 

Filter on Task ID.

status

 

 

The status of the document. (Values: Hold, Balanced, Released)

toPeriod

 

 

Mandatory. End date for the task.

 

Columns of Table Function

The columns of the table function ProjectTransactionLines are shown below. Each column has an SQL data type.

Name

Data Type

Label

Required

Documentation

accountGroup_name

varchar2

General Ledger Account Group Name

Click the magnifier. > The name.

accountGroup_number

varchar2

General Ledger Account Group Number

Click the magnifier. > The identifier.

allocated

char

Allocated

Allocated > A check box that indicates whether the amounts of the transactions were allocated for the project.

amount

double

Amount

Amount > The amount of the transaction.

batchNbr

varchar2

Batch Number

Batch no. > The batch number of the transaction in the General ledger workspace.

billable

char

Billable

Invoiceable > A check box indicating whether the transaction is used in calculating the amount charged to the customer for the project task.

billableQuantity

double

Billable Quantity

Qty. that can be invoiced > The total invoiceable quantity for the transactions listed in the table.

branch_name

varchar2

Branch Name

Click the magnifier. > The name.

branch_number

varchar2

Branch Number

Click the magnifier. > The identifier.

COMPANY_CODE

varchar2(30)

Company Code

Partition code, segmenting the data.

COMPANY_NAME

varchar2(240)

Company Name

Name of the partition.

creditAccount_active

char

 

 

creditAccount_description

varchar2

 

Name of item/description

creditAccount_externalCode1

varchar2

 

Account class > The identifier of the account class.

creditAccount_externalCode2

varchar2

 

Account class > The name of the account class.

creditAccount_number

varchar2

 

Number of item

creditAccount_type

varchar2

 

Account > The account number.

creditAccountGroup_name

varchar2

 

Click the magnifier. > The name.

creditAccountGroup_number

varchar2

 

Click the magnifier. > The identifier.

creditSubaccount_active

char

 

 

creditSubaccount_description

varchar2

 

Click on the magnifier. > The description.

creditSubaccount_id

varchar2

 

Click on the magnifier. > The identifier.

customerVendor_internalId

int32

 

 

customerVendor_name

varchar2

 

The name of the particular destination of the selected type.

customerVendor_number

varchar2

 

The identifier of the particular destination of the selected type.

date

datetime

Date

Date > The date the transaction was created.

debitAccount_active

char

 

 

debitAccount_description

varchar2

 

Name of item/description

debitAccount_externalCode1

varchar2

 

Account class > The identifier of the account class.

debitAccount_externalCode2

varchar2

 

Account class > The name of the account class.

debitAccount_number

varchar2

 

Number of item

debitAccount_type

varchar2

 

Account > The account number.

debitAccountGroup_name

varchar2

 

Click the magnifier. > The name.

debitAccountGroup_number

varchar2

 

Click the magnifier. > The identifier.

debitSubaccount_active

char

 

 

debitSubaccount_description

varchar2

 

Click on the magnifier. > The description.

debitSubaccount_id

varchar2

 

Click on the magnifier. > The identifier.

description_2

varchar2

Description 2

The top part > Description > The description provided for the transaction.

description

varchar2

Description

Description > The description of the transaction.

earningType_code

varchar2

 

Mandatory field: Code* > The unique ID of the type of hour.

earningType_description

varchar2

 

Mandatory field: Description > The brief description of the type of hour.

earningType_isActive

char

 

Active > A check box that indicates (if selected) that the type of hour is active and can be used.

earningType_isBillable

char

 

Invoicable > A check box that indicates (if selected) that the type is treated as invoiceable by default.

earningType_isOvertime

char

 

Overtime > A check box that indicates (if selected) that the type of hour is treated as overtime.

earningType_lastModifiedDateTime

datetime

 

System generated information.

earningType_overtimeMultiplier

double

 

Multiplier > The value by which the employee cost for this type of hour is multiplied when the time activity is released.

employee_address_addressId

int32

 

 

employee_address_addressLine1

varchar2

 

Address 1 > The first line of the customer's/supplier's/company's/employee's contact address.

employee_address_addressLine2

varchar2

 

Address 2 > The second line of the address.

employee_address_addressLine3

varchar2

 

Address 3 > The third line of the address.

employee_address_city

varchar2

 

City > The city.

employee_address_country_errorInfo

varchar2

 

 

employee_address_country_id

varchar2

 

Mandatory field: Country ID* > The unique two-letter country ID according to international standard ISO 3166.

employee_address_country_metadata_maxPageSize

int64

 

 

employee_address_country_metadata_totalCount

int64

 

 

employee_address_country_name

varchar2

 

Mandatory field: Country name* > The complete name of the country.

employee_address_county_id

varchar2

 

Click the magnifier > The identifier

employee_address_county_name

varchar2

 

Click the magnifier > The displayed name

employee_address_postalCode

varchar2

 

Postcode > The postcode.

employee_branch_name

varchar2

 

Click the magnifier. > The name.

employee_branch_number

varchar2

 

Click the magnifier. > The identifier.

employee_calendarID

varchar2

 

 

employee_contact_attention

varchar2

 

Attention > The attention line as it is used in your customer's/supplier's/company's business letters. The intention of this line is to direct the letter to the right person if the letter is not addressed to any specific person.

employee_contact_contactId

int32

 

 

employee_contact_email

varchar2

 

Email > The email address of the customer/supplier/company as a business entity.

employee_contact_employeeContact

varchar2

 

Employee contact > The link to the contact record associated with the employee.

employee_contact_fax

varchar2

 

Fax > The fax number.

employee_contact_firstName

varchar2

 

First name > The first name of the employee.

employee_contact_lastName

varchar2

 

Mandatory field: Last name* > The last name of the employee.

employee_contact_midName

varchar2

 

Middle name > The middle name of the employee.

employee_contact_name

varchar2

 

Name > The legal name of to appear on the documents.

employee_contact_phone1

varchar2

 

Phone 1 > The default phone number.

employee_contact_phone2

varchar2

 

Phone 2 > An additional phone number.

employee_contact_phone3

varchar2

 

Phone 3 > An additional phone number of the employee.

employee_contact_title

varchar2

 

Title > The courtesy title to be used for the employee.

employee_contact_web

varchar2

 

Web > The website of the company, if one exists.

employee_department

varchar2

 

Mandatory field: General information tab > Employee section > Department* > The department the employee works for.

employee_employeeClass_description

varchar2

 

Click on the magnifier. > The description.

employee_employeeClass_id

varchar2

 

Click on the magnifier. > The identifier.

employee_employeeId

int32

 

Mandatory field: The top part > Employee ID* > The unique identifier, which is assigned to the employee in accordance with the configuration of the EMPLOYEE segmented key.

employee_employeeLogin

varchar2

 

 

employee_employeeName

varchar2

 

The top part > Employee name > The name of this employee.

employee_employeeNumber

varchar2

 

General information tab > Employee settings section > Employee ref. no. > A reference number for the employee.

employee_employeeUserId

guid

 

Employee internal user ID. This is the ID of the user linked to the employee

employee_errorInfo

varchar2

 

 

employee_lastModifiedDateTime

datetime

 

 

employee_metadata_maxPageSize

int64

 

 

employee_metadata_totalCount

int64

 

 

employee_status

varchar2

 

Mandatory field: The top part > Status > The status of the employee. The following options are available: Active, On hold, Hold payments, Inactive, One-time.

employee_timeStamp

blob

 

Identifier that represents a specific version of the resource.It helps to prevent simultaneous updates of the resource from overwriting each other (by using ETags and If-Match headers)

endDate

datetime

End Date

End date > The end date for this transaction

errorInfo_2

varchar2

Error Information 2

 

errorInfo

varchar2

Error Message

 

financialPeriod

varchar2

Financial Period

Period > The financial period associated with the transaction.

inventoryId_description

varchar2

 

Name of item/description

inventoryId_number

varchar2

 

Number of item

lastModifiedDateTime

datetime

Last Modified

System generated information

location_countryId

varchar2

Location Country ID

Location*.

location_id

varchar2

Location ID

Click the magnifier > The identifier

location_name

varchar2

Location Name

Click the magnifier > The displayed name

metadata_maxPageSize_2

int64

 

 

metadata_maxPageSize

int64

Metadata Max Pagesize

 

metadata_totalCount_2

int64

 

 

metadata_totalCount

int64

Total Count

 

module

varchar2

Module

The top part > Module > The module you create the transactions in.

note_2

varchar2

Note 2

 

note

varchar2

Note

 

origDocNbr

varchar2

Original Document Number

The top part > Orig. doc. no. > The reference number of the underlying document for the transaction.

origDocType

varchar2

Original Document Type

The top part > Orig. doc. no. > The type of the document the transaction is based on. It has one of the following values: Allocation, Time card, Case, Expense claim, Allocation reversal, Reversal, Credit note.

overtimeMultiplier

double

Overtime Multiplier

Multiplier > The multiplier by which the unit rate is multiplied when the labour cost is calculated.

project_description

varchar2

Project Description

Click on the magnifier. > The description.

project_id

varchar2

Project ID

Click on the magnifier. > The identifier.

project_internalId

int32

 

The internal identifier.

projectTask_description

varchar2

Project Task Description

Click on the magnifier. > The description.

projectTask_id

varchar2

Project Task ID

Click on the magnifier. > The identifier.

projectTask_internalId

int32

 

The internal identifier.

quantity

double

Quantity

Quantity > The quantity for the transaction, such as the number of service hours provided to the customer.

refNbr

varchar2

Reference Number

The top part > Ref. no. > The reference number of the transaction.

released

char

Released

Released > A check box indicating whether the transaction has been released.

startDate

datetime

Start Date

Start date > The start date for this transaction.

status

varchar2

Status

The top part > Status > The status of the transaction. The following statuses are possible: Balanced, Released.

timeStamp

blob

Timestamp

Identifier that represents a specific version of the resource.It helps to prevent simultaneous updates of the resource from overwriting each other (by using ETags and If-Match headers)

tranId

int64

 

 

unitRate

double

 

Unit rate > The price of the item or the rate of the service.

uom

varchar2

Unit of Measure

UoM > The unit of measure used to estimate the quantity for the transaction, such as HOUR or BOX.

useBillableQty

char

 

Use the quantity that can be invoiced in the amount formula > A check box that you select if you want the system to use the invoiceable quantity (the Invoiceable quantity column) instead of the overall quantity (the Quantity column) of the transaction when calculating the amount of transaction.

 

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