on 11-22-2014 11:49 AM
Dear experts,
I want to get the user name who created the business partner and also the creation time.
Hi,
Try:
select t0.CardCode,t0.CardName, t0.CreateDate,t1.U_name from OCRD t0
inner join OUSR t1 on t0.UserSign=t1.INTERNAL_K
Thanks,
Gordon
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Thank you everyone . issue solved.
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Hi,
The created time is not stored in OCRD table. Hence it is not possible to get created time.
Try this query without creation time:
SELECT T0.CardCode,T0.CardName, T0.CreateDate as 'Created Date',T1.U_name as 'Created user Name' from OCRD T0
INNER JOIN OUSR T1 on T0.UserSign=T1.INTERNAL_K where T0.[CardType] = [%0]
Thanks & Regards,
Nagarajan
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Hi,
For Date and Created by use below query
select A.CardCode,A.CreateDate,B.U_NAME from OCRD A INNER JOIN OUSR B on A.UserSign2=b.USERID
and for Time
it is not possible to save also the time in those columns. You can however create userfields to store the time at which the record was created/updated.
Regards,
Manish
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