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Get JEHeaders

Use this command to retrieve journal entry header information to a file or an object list. You can retrieve specific journal entry headers by using a JEQuerySpec document to filter the results retrieved.

  • Note: Whether you choose to use a JEQuerySpec document or not, only journal entry headers that you have access to are retrieved. Therefore, only the headers for shared journal entries and journal entries which you have created, will be retrieved.

Syntax

Get JEHEADERS TO FileName|ObjectListName [USING JEQuerySpecName]

where:

  • FileName is the name for the created ASCII file, containing the journal entryheader data in comma delimited format. It can include a complete or partial folder path in the format C:\...\FileName. If FileName includes spaces, enclose it in double quotation marks; for example:

    @"C:\My Documents\JEHeaders.csv"

  • ObjectListName is the name of the object list variable, containing the journal entry header data.
  • JEQuerySpecName is the name of the JEQuerySpec document to filter the result. This parameter is optional. If you do not specify a JEQuerySpecName, all journal entry headers, that you have access to, will be retrieved.

Syntax example

Get JEHEADERS TO JEHeaders.csv USING MyJEQuerySpec.lvqje

Sample output file to csv
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Get JEHeaders

Use this command to retrieve journal entry header information to a file or an object list. You can retrieve specific journal entry headers by using a JEQuerySpec document to filter the results retrieved.

  • Note: Whether you choose to use a JEQuerySpec document or not, only journal entry headers that you have access to are retrieved. Therefore, only the headers for shared journal entries and journal entries which you have created, will be retrieved.

Syntax

Get JEHEADERS TO FileName|ObjectListName [USING JEQuerySpecName]

where:

  • FileName is the name for the created ASCII file, containing the journal entryheader data in comma delimited format. It can include a complete or partial folder path in the format C:\...\FileName. If FileName includes spaces, enclose it in double quotation marks; for example:

    @"C:\My Documents\JEHeaders.csv"

  • ObjectListName is the name of the object list variable, containing the journal entry header data.
  • JEQuerySpecName is the name of the JEQuerySpec document to filter the result. This parameter is optional. If you do not specify a JEQuerySpecName, all journal entry headers, that you have access to, will be retrieved.

Syntax example

Get JEHEADERS TO JEHeaders.csv USING MyJEQuerySpec.lvqje

Sample output file to csv
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