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Running balances never get displayed correctly when using GET /journalentries API
At present they are ordered by the id only but backed date transactions mess this up.
Ordering needs to be by entry_date, id
Sander van der Heyden: and proposing to put it in like this:
{code}
if (searchParameters.isOrderByRequested()) {
sqlBuilder.append(" order by ").append(searchParameters.getOrderBy());
if (searchParameters.isSortOrderProvided()) {
sqlBuilder.append(' ').append(searchParameters.getSortOrder());
}
}
else
{
sqlBuilder.append(" order by journalEntry.entry_date, journalEntry.id");
}
{code}
Sander van der Heyden: so if you do not use API ordering, it will order by itself using these 2 columns. Otherwise your running balance will go left-right-center and never 'flow' like expected
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