PurchaseOrderLinkedTransactions
Query QuickBooks Purchase Order Linked Transactions.
Table Specific Information
Linked transactions are transactions that have been associated with the PurchaseOrder specified by the PurchaseOrderId column.
Columns
| Name | Type | References | Description |
| ID [KEY] | String | The unique identifier in the format PurchaseOrderId|ItemLineId. | |
| PurchaseOrderId | String | The purchase order identifier. | |
| VendorName | String | Vendor name this purchase order is issued to. Either VendorName or VendorId must have a value when inserting. | |
| VendorId | String |
Vendors.ID | Vendor Id this purchase order is issued to. Either VendorName or VendorId must have a value when inserting. |
| VendorMessage | String | Message to appear to vendor. | |
| ReferenceNumber | String | The transaction reference number. | |
| TxnNumber | Integer | The transaction number. An identifying number for the transaction, different from the QuickBooks-generated Id. | |
| Date | Date | Transaction date. If it is set in the WHERE clause of a SELECT query, the pseudo columns StartDate and EndDate are overwritten with the value. | |
| TransactionId | String | The Id of the linked transaction. | |
| TransactionAmount | Decimal | The amount of the linked transaction. | |
| TransactionDate | Date | The date of the linked transaction. | |
| TransactionReferenceNumber | String | The reference number of the linked transaction. | |
| TransactionType | String | The type of linked transaction. | |
| TransactionLinkType | String | The link type between the purchase order and linked transaction. | |
| TimeModified | Datetime | When the purchase order was last modified. | |
| TimeCreated | Datetime | When the purchase order was created. |
Pseudo-Columns
Pseudo Column fields are used in the WHERE clause of SELECT statements and offer a more granular control over the tuples that are returned from the data source.
| Name | Type | Description | |
| ItemPriceLevel | String | Item price level name. QuickBooks will not return the price level. |