relationship between the oe_headers and mtl_material tables

Hello

can anyone guide me with the link between
oe_order_headers_all oeha,
mtl_material_transactions and oe_order_lines_all extreme
is that correct?

OELA.line_id = mmt.transaction_source_id
AND oela.header_id = oeha.header_id
pls Guide

Published by: makdutakdu on March 2, 2011 12:06

Hello

This join is not correct.
The ID of the header is not same as transaction source line id.
But line id is the same as the transaction source line id

Select order_number in the oe_order_headers_all where header_id in
(select header_id in the oe_order_lines_all where line_id in)
(by selecting TRX_SOURCE_LINE_ID in Mtl_material_Transactions)
)

Kind regards
Sabari

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