Wednesday, January 7, 2009
How to relate a contact whit their accounts
Contact accounts can be found in S_PARTY_PER intersection table. This table relates person_id column (par_row_id from s_contact) with party_id column (par_row_id from s_org_ext). Both person_id and party_id are foreign keys from s_party.
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