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What are the two functions for performing queries in Sage Intacct?
What are the two functions for performing queries in Sage Intacct?
Which function provides advantages over the readByQuery function in Sage Intacct?
Which function provides advantages over the readByQuery function in Sage Intacct?
What is the purpose of the lookup function in Sage Intacct?
What is the purpose of the lookup function in Sage Intacct?
Which types of objects and relationships can be queried across in Sage Intacct?
Which types of objects and relationships can be queried across in Sage Intacct?
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Which capabilities are included in Sage Intacct's query capabilities?
Which capabilities are included in Sage Intacct's query capabilities?
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What are the possible response data formats for Sage Intacct queries?
What are the possible response data formats for Sage Intacct queries?
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How are NULL comparisons done in Sage Intacct queries?
How are NULL comparisons done in Sage Intacct queries?
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Which operators are supported for Sage Intacct queries?
Which operators are supported for Sage Intacct queries?
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What should be avoided when using aggregate functions in Sage Intacct queries?
What should be avoided when using aggregate functions in Sage Intacct queries?
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Which characters are illegal in XML and should be replaced with entity references in Sage Intacct queries?
Which characters are illegal in XML and should be replaced with entity references in Sage Intacct queries?
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Study Notes
- Sage Intacct company allows for queries on standard and custom objects
- Two functions for performing queries: query and readByQuery
- Query function provides advantages over readByQuery function
- Lookup function used to find an object's queryable fields and values
- Query can be composed based on output from lookup
- Query on a field value and field value of related object are possible
- Custom objects and relationships can be queried across
- Query capabilities include object, select, filter, order by, and options
- Response data format can be XML, CSV, or JSON
- Tips include avoiding using record number in select element when using aggregate functions
- Sage Intacct queries support a subset of operators available for the standard SQL WHERE clause
- Supported operators include <, >, >=, <=, =, like, not like, in, not in
- NULL comparisons can be done using IS NOT NULL or IS NULL
- Conditions can be combined using AND and OR operators, and NOT can be used to query for an untrue condition
- You cannot query on a field that is a join by foreign key
- The like operator supports wildcards
- String operands are case-sensitive
- The less than (<) and ampersand (&) characters are illegal in XML
- The greater than (>) character is legal, but it is recommended to replace it with the XML entity reference
- Examples of queries on both standard and custom objects are provided
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Take this quiz to test your knowledge on querying standard and custom objects in Sage Intacct. Learn about the two functions for performing queries, advantages of using the query function, and how to use the lookup function to find queryable fields and values. Discover tips for composing queries and avoiding common mistakes, such as using record number in select element when using aggregate functions. Test your understanding of supported operators, conditions, and response data formats. Examples of queries on both standard and custom objects are provided to help solid
