Debit/credit difference

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Hello Experts,
We have SQL script to check if the document total of created CM gives is as same as debit/credit column in the G/L report. The script will be used in the PLD development. Here is the query:
select l.Segment_0+'-'+l.Segment_1, a.debit, a.credit, case when b.transtype = '13' then -f.LineTotal
when b.transtype = '14' then (g.linetotal) when b.TransType = '30' then (select distinct case when s.debit <> 0 then s.debit when s.credit <> 0 then (-s.credit)  end from jdt1 s
inner join ojdt t on t.transid = s.transid where s.account = a.account and t.TransId = b.TransId
and t.TransType = b.TransType) end as 'Detail Total All Docs. (LC)' from JDT1 a inner join OJDT b on b.TransId = a.TransId inner join oact l on l.acctcode = a.account left join oinv e on e.docnum = a.baseref and e.objtype = b.transtype
left join inv1 f on f.docentry = e.docentry and f.AcctCode = a.Account left join rin1 g on
g.docentry = a.baseref  and g.AcctCode = a.Account
left join orin h on h.docentry = g.docentry where b.TransType = '14' and b.RefDate between '10/01/2009' and '10/31/2009'
and b.transtype = '14' and h.docnum = '210' and l.groupmask = '4'
The result  is as follows:
(No column name)     debit     credit     Detail Total All Docs. (LC)
312-21     0.000000     -5815092.000000     582480.000000
312-21     0.000000     -5815092.000000     504816.000000
312-21     0.000000     -5815092.000000     359196.000000
312-21     0.000000     -5815092.000000     514524.000000
312-21     0.000000     -5815092.000000     135912.000000
312-21     0.000000     -5815092.000000     165036.000000
312-21     0.000000     -5815092.000000     194160.000000
312-21     0.000000     -5815092.000000     203868.000000
312-21     0.000000     -5815092.000000     2524080.000000
312-21     0.000000     -5815092.000000     165036.000000
312-21     0.000000     -5815092.000000     465984.000000
404-53     0.000000     -106788.000000     106788.000000
404-53     0.000000     -5611137.010000     106788.000000
The sum of detail total all docs column for account 312-21 and 404-53 are as same as credit but the credit in the last row for account 404-53 is not as same as detail total all docs i.e.  5611137.010000 and 106788.000000.
Pls adv. TIA
Edited by: Matt on Oct 2, 2010 1:14 PM

Thx JimM. I see that there is new table introduced i.e. OITB and It works. It works because the CM # 210 have had 2 different GL codes. When I try your query in the other CM document that have only one GL account code, the result is not correct. The CM line total is not displayed:
account     TransId     debit     credit     Detail Total All Docs. (LC)
404-53     58281     0.000000     -10719054.000000     -10719054.000000
404-53     58281     0.000000     -4488909.600000     -4488909.600000
404-53     58281     0.000000     -10719054.000000     -10719054.000000
404-53     58281     0.000000     -4488909.600000     -4488909.600000
404-53     58281     0.000000     -10719054.000000     -10719054.000000
404-53     58281     0.000000     -4488909.600000     -4488909.600000
404-53     58281     0.000000     -10719054.000000     -10719054.000000
404-53     58281     0.000000     -4488909.600000     -4488909.600000
404-53     58281     0.000000     -10719054.000000     -10719054.000000
404-53     58281     0.000000     -4488909.600000     -4488909.600000
404-53     58281     0.000000     -10719054.000000     -10719054.000000
404-53     58281     0.000000     -4488909.600000     -4488909.600000
404-53     58281     0.000000     -10719054.000000     -10719054.000000
404-53     58281     0.000000     -4488909.600000     -4488909.600000
404-53     58281     0.000000     -10719054.000000     -10719054.000000
404-53     58281     0.000000     -4488909.600000     -4488909.600000
404-53     58281     0.000000     -10719054.000000     -10719054.000000
404-53     58281     0.000000     -4488909.600000     -4488909.600000
404-53     58281     0.000000     -10719054.000000     -10719054.000000
404-53     58281     0.000000     -4488909.600000     -4488909.600000
404-53     58281     0.000000     -10719054.000000     -10719054.000000
404-53     58281     0.000000     -4488909.600000     -4488909.600000
404-53     58281     0.000000     -10719054.000000     -10719054.000000
404-53     58281     0.000000     -4488909.600000     -4488909.600000
404-53     58281     0.000000     -10719054.000000     -10719054.000000
404-53     58281     0.000000     -4488909.600000     -4488909.600000
404-53     58281     0.000000     -10719054.000000     -10719054.000000
404-53     58281     0.000000     -4488909.600000     -4488909.600000
404-53     58281     0.000000     -10719054.000000     -10719054.000000
404-53     58281     0.000000     -4488909.600000     -4488909.600000
404-53     58281     0.000000     -10719054.000000     -10719054.000000
404-53     58281     0.000000     -4488909.600000     -4488909.600000
Rgd,
Andres

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