When you create a consolidation book, you get a single journal for all the consolidation entries for all of the entities.
You can then add journals for GAAP, tax, and user-defined books. Note that once you’ve run a consolidation, journals can no longer be modified.
Note: Most consolidation object names start with GC and are called “Global Coonsolidation,” but you can use them for domestic or global consolidations.
Get Global Consolidation Journal Object Definition
lookup
List all the fields and relationships for the Global Consolidation journal object:
Filter expression to limit the response to only objects that match the expression. Check the value of a single field using operators such as equalto/like, or multiple fields using and/or. Query fields on related objects using the dot operator (for example, VENDOR.CREDITLIMIT on APBILL).
select
Required
sequence
The names of the fields that you want included in the response, and an optional aggregate function such as count or sum. Returning all fields is not supported.
orderby
Optional
object
Provide an order element with a field name and choose an ascending or descending sort order, for example: <order> <field>RECORDNO</field> <descending/> </order>
Comma-separated list of fields on the object to list. For best performance and predictability, limit the number of fields. To return all fields, omit the element or provide * for the value.
query
Required
string
SQL-like query based on fields on the object. The following operators are supported: <, >, >=, <=, =, like, not like, in, not in, IS NOT NULL, IS NULL, AND, OR. Illegal XML characters must be properly encoded, and single quotes must be escaped with backslashes ('Jane\'s Deli'). Joins are not supported.
pagesize
Optional
integer
Custom page size between 1 and 1000 items (Default: 100)
Comma-separated list of global consolidation journal RECORDNO to get
fields
Optional
string
Comma-separated list of fields on the object to get. To return all fields, omit the element or provide * for the value. For best performance and predictability, limit the number of fields.