fix(general ledger): link to journal rather than account stmt #7792
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This commit fixes a long broken link in the General Ledger that links to the account statement report. This report was removed some time ago. It replaces this link with the filtered posting journal, which emulates the same behavior. It allows users to have a dynamic look at the transactions affecting the account in question. Closes IMA-WorldHealth#7787.
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This commit fixes a long broken link in the General Ledger that links to the account statement report. This report was removed some time ago. It replaces this link with the filtered posting journal, which emulates the same behavior. It allows users to have a dynamic look at the transactions affecting the account in question.
Closes #7787.
To test this PR, it's best to use a database with posted records, such as one of the production databases.
You should arrive at the posting journal, filtered on that year and account, with both posted and unposted transaction.