Hello All,
Is there a way to query directives which are not transactions?
Currently I'm seeing this:
beancount> select * where type != "transaction"
(empty)
beancount>
The problem I'm trying to solve is invoice generation: want to store
client-specific metadata (e.g.: address) in the ledger somewhere; then
query them and have the results be the various fields of the generated
invoice.
An example might be:
2017-03-01 note *Assets:Credits:CLIENT* "Via Lungolago 13,
CH-6900 Lugano" #address
And an example query might be:
SELECT last(narration) FROM (type = "note") AND ("address" in tags) WHERE
account = "*Assets:Credits:CLIENT*"
... assuming that a note's text field is referred to as "narration".
This would have the advantage of being able to declare new addresses if the
client moves.
The #address tag is so that other notes may exist without breaking this
query.
I'm not sure if this is the way this problem should be solved, maybe a
different approach is best?
Thank you very much,
Sirio
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