Hello,
From the post of @emre I can see that:
REPORT ACCOUNT TRANSACTION DETAILS tag are now implemented.We’ll be able to use new custom report features for reporting account transactions.
[REPORT:1, 1]
{REPORT ACCOUNT TRANSACTION DETAILS:T.Target,T.Amount.Sum:(ATT=Payment Transaction)}
I would guess it is similar as:
{REPORT TICKET DETAILS:<fields>:<expression>}
What are the new reporting tags/fields/expression for transaction account apart of ATT and maybe some examples
Based on this topic:
By using fields section we can configure what data our report displays. There are three types of fields.
1- Predefined fields that requires a parameter. For example EC.Customer.Phone field requires 2 parameters and returns ticket’s customer phone.
2- Predefined with no parameter. These starts with T. identifier. For example T.Department returns department name.
3- Database Fields. These also starts with T. identifier. They are directly mapped to database fields. If you see a TicketNumber field in Tickets table you can read that value with T.TicketNumber. That means if a database value not listed here you can read it by using it’s field name.
I try:
[Account Transactions:1,1,1, 1]
{REPORT ACCOUNT TRANSACTION DETAILS:T.Target,T.Name,T.TransactionName,T.Amount:(T.Name=XXXXXXX)}
But without success.
Also in the last exemple, where do these names related to Account Transaction come from?
I notice a T. for Ticket, a C, for Calculation, O. for Orders, P. for Payment; Is it T. also for Account Transaction?
- T.DocumentType
- T.Source
- T.Target
- T.Name
- T.TransactionName
- T.Amount
Especially looking at the account transaction table:
Is there some sort of glossary with the field names we can use ?
Thanks a lot
Marc