path: root/sql/modules/Payment.sql

-- payment_get_open_accounts and the option to get all accounts need to be
-- refactored and redesigned.  -- CT
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION payment_get_open_accounts(in_account_class int) 
returns SETOF entity AS
$$
DECLARE out_entity entity%ROWTYPE;
BEGIN
    FOR out_entity IN
        SELECT ec.id, e.name, e.entity_class, e.created 
        FROM entity e
        JOIN entity_credit_account ec ON (ec.entity_id = e.id)
            WHERE ec.entity_class = in_account_class
              AND CASE WHEN in_account_class = 1 THEN
                id IN (SELECT entity_id FROM ap 
                    WHERE amount <> paid
                    GROUP BY entity_id)
                   WHEN in_account_class = 2 THEN
                id IN (SELECT entity_id FROM ar
                    WHERE amount <> paid
                    GROUP BY entity_id)
              END
    LOOP
        RETURN NEXT out_entity;
    END LOOP;
END;
$$ LANGUAGE PLPGSQL;

COMMENT ON FUNCTION payment_get_open_accounts(int) IS
$$ This function takes a single argument (1 for vendor, 2 for customer as 
always) and returns all entities with open accounts of the appropriate type. $$;

CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION payment_get_all_accounts(in_account_class int) 
RETURNS SETOF entity AS
$$
DECLARE out_entity entity%ROWTYPE;
BEGIN
    FOR out_entity IN
        SELECT  ec.id, 
            e.name, e.entity_class, e.created 
        FROM entity e
        JOIN entity_credit_account ec ON (ec.entity_id = e.id)
                WHERE e.entity_class = in_account_class
    LOOP
        RETURN NEXT out_entity;
    END LOOP;
END;
$$ LANGUAGE PLPGSQL;

COMMENT ON FUNCTION payment_get_open_accounts(int) IS
$$ This function takes a single argument (1 for vendor, 2 for customer as 
always) and returns all entities with accounts of the appropriate type. $$;


CREATE TYPE payment_invoice AS (
    invoice_id int,
    invnumber text,
    invoice_date date,
    amount numeric,
    discount numeric,
    due numeric
);

CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION payment_get_open_invoices
(in_account_class int, in_entity_credit_id int, in_curr char(3))
RETURNS SETOF payment_invoice AS
$$
DECLARE payment_inv payment_invoice;
BEGIN
    FOR payment_inv IN
        SELECT a.id AS invoice_id, a.invnumber, 
               a.transdate AS invoice_date, a.amount, 
               CASE WHEN discount_terms 
                         > extract('days' FROM age(a.transdate))
                    THEN 0
                    ELSE (a.amount - a.paid) * c.discount / 100  
               END AS discount,
               a.amount - a.paid - 
               CASE WHEN discount_terms 
                         > extract('days' FROM age(a.transdate))
                    THEN 0
                    ELSE (a.amount - a.paid) * c.discount / 100  
               END AS due
          FROM (SELECT id, invnumber, transdate, amount, entity_id,
                       1 as invoice_class, paid, curr
                  FROM ap
                         UNION
                SELECT id, invnumber, transdate, amount, entity_id,
                       2 AS invoice_class, paid, curr
                  FROM ar
               ) a
          JOIN entity_credit_account c USING (entity_id)
         WHERE a.invoice_class = in_account_class
               AND c.entity_class = in_account_class
               AND a.amount - a.paid <> 0
               AND a.curr = in_curr
               AND a.credit_account = coalesce(in_entity_credit_id, 
                a.credit_account)
    LOOP
        RETURN NEXT payment_inv;
    END LOOP;
END;
$$ LANGUAGE PLPGSQL;

COMMENT ON FUNCTION payment_get_open_invoices(int, int, char(3)) IS
$$ This function takes three arguments:
Type: 1 for vendor, 2 for customer
Entity_id:  The entity_id of the customer or vendor
Currency:  3 characters for currency ('USD' for example).
Returns all open invoices for the entity in question. $$;

CREATE TYPE payment_contact_invoice AS (
    contact_id int,
    contact_name text,
    account_number text,
    total_due numeric,
    invoices text[]
);

CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION payment_get_all_contact_invoices
(in_account_class int, in_business_type int, in_currency char(3),
    in_date_from date, in_date_to date, in_batch_id int, 
    in_ar_ap_accno text)
RETURNS SETOF payment_contact_invoice AS
$$
DECLARE payment_item payment_contact_invoice;
BEGIN
    FOR payment_item IN
          SELECT e.id AS contact_id, e.name AS contact_name,
                 c.meta_number AS account_number,
                 sum(a.amount - a.paid) AS total_due, 
                 compound_array(ARRAY[[
                      a.id::text, a.invnumber, a.transdate::text, 
                      a.amount::text, a.paid::text,
                      (CASE WHEN c.discount_terms 
                                > extract('days' FROM age(a.transdate))
                           THEN 0
                           ELSE (a.amount - a.paid) * c.discount / 100
                      END)::text, 
                      (a.amount - a.paid -
                      (CASE WHEN c.discount_terms 
                                > extract('days' FROM age(a.transdate))
                           THEN 0
                           ELSE (a.amount - a.paid) * c.discount / 100
                      END))::text]]),
                      bool_and(lock_record(a.id, (select max(session_id)                FROM "session" where users_id = (
                    select id from users WHERE username =
                    SESSION_USER))))
            FROM entity e
            JOIN entity_credit_account c ON (e.id = c.entity_id)
            JOIN (SELECT id, invnumber, transdate, amount, entity_id, 
                         paid, curr, 1 as invoice_class, 
                         entity_credit_account 
                    FROM ap
                   UNION
                  SELECT id, invnumber, transdate, amount, entity_id,
                         paid, curr, 2 as invoice_class, 
                         entity_credit_account
                    FROM ar
            ORDER BY transdate
                 ) a USING (entity_id)
            JOIN transactions t ON (a.id = t.id)
           WHERE a.invoice_class = in_account_class
                 AND ((a.transdate >= in_date_from
                       AND a.transdate <= in_date_to)
                     OR a.id IN (select voucher.trans_id FROM voucher
                                  WHERE batch_id = in_batch_id))
                 AND c.entity_class = in_account_class
                 AND a.curr = in_currency
                 AND a.entity_credit_account = c.id
                 AND a.amount - a.paid <> 0
             AND t.locked_by NOT IN 
                (select "session_id" FROM "session"
                WHERE users_id IN 
                    (select id from users 
                    where username <> SESSION_USER))
                 AND EXISTS (select trans_id FROM acc_trans
                              WHERE trans_id = a.id AND
                                    chart_id = (SELECT id frOM chart
                                                 WHERE accno
                                                       = in_ar_ap_accno)
                            )
        GROUP BY e.id, e.name, c.meta_number, c.threshold
          HAVING sum(a.amount - a.paid) > c.threshold
    LOOP
        RETURN NEXT payment_item;
    END LOOP;
END;
$$ LANGUAGE plpgsql;

COMMENT ON FUNCTION payment_get_all_contact_invoices
(in_account_class int, in_business_type int, in_currency char(3),
        in_date_from date, in_date_to date, in_batch_id int, 
        in_ar_ap_accno text) IS
$$
This function takes the following arguments (all prefaced with in_ in the db):
account_class: 1 for vendor, 2 for customer
business_type: integer of business.id.
currency: char(3) of currency (for example 'USD')
date_from, date_to:  These dates are inclusive.
batch_id:  For payment batches, where fees are concerned.
ar_ap_accno:  The AR/AP account number.

This then returns a set of contact information with a 2 dimensional array 
cnsisting of outstanding invoices.
$$;

CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION payment_bulk_post
(in_transactions numeric[], in_batch_id int, in_source text, in_total numeric,
    in_ar_ap_accno text, in_cash_accno text, in_approved bool,
    in_payment_date date, in_account_class int)
RETURNS int AS
$$
DECLARE payment_trans numeric[];
BEGIN
END;
$$ language plpgsql;

COMMENT ON FUNCTION payment_bulk_post
(in_transactions numeric[], in_batch_id int, in_source text, in_total numeric,
        in_ar_ap_accno text, in_cash_accno text, in_approved bool,
        in_payment_date date, in_account_class int)
IS
$$ Note that in_transactions is a two-dimensional numeric array.  Of each 
sub-array, the first element is the (integer) transaction id, and the second
is the amount for that transaction.  If the total of the amounts do not add up 
to in_total, then an error is generated. $$;

CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION payment_post 
(in_trans_id int, in_batch_id int, in_source text, in_amount numeric, 
    in_ar_ap_accno text, in_cash_accno text, in_approved bool, 
    in_payment_date date, in_account_class int)
RETURNS INT AS
$$
DECLARE out_entry_id int;
BEGIN
    INSERT INTO acc_trans (chart_id, amount,
                trans_id, transdate, approved, source)
    VALUES ((SELECT id FROM chart WHERE accno = in_ar_ap_accno), 
            CASE WHEN in_account_class = 1 THEN in_amount * -1 
                 ELSE amount
            END,
            in_trans_id, in_payment_date, in_approved, in_source);

    INSERT INTO acc_trans (chart_id, amount,
                trans_id, transdate, approved, source)
    VALUES ((SELECT id FROM chart WHERE accno = in_cash_accno), 
            CASE WHEN in_account_class = 2 THEN in_amount * -1 
                 ELSE amount
            END,
            in_trans_id, in_payment_date, coalesce(in_approved, true), 
            in_source);

    SELECT currval('acc_trans_entry_id_seq') INTO out_entry_id;
    RETURN out_entry_id;
END;
$$ LANGUAGE PLPGSQL;

COMMENT ON FUNCTION payment_post 
(in_trans_id int, in_source text, in_amount numeric, in_ar_ap_accno text,
    in_cash_accno text, in_approved bool, in_payment_date date, 
        in_account_class int)
IS $$
This function takes the following arguments (prefaced with in_ in the db):
trans_id:  Id for ar/ap transaction.
source: text for source documnet identifier (for example, check number)
amount:  numeric for the amount of the transaction
ar_ap_accno:  AR/AP account number
cash_accno:  Cash Account number, i.e. the account where the payment will be 
held
approved:  False, for a voucher.

This function posts the payment or saves the payment voucher. 
$$;


-- Move this to the projects module when we start on that. CT
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION project_list_open(in_date date) 
RETURNS SETOF project AS
$$
DECLARE out_project project%ROWTYPE;
BEGIN
    FOR out_project IN
        SELECT * from project
        WHERE startdate <= in_date AND enddate >= in_date
              AND completed = 0
    LOOP
        return next out_project;
    END LOOP;
END;
$$ language plpgsql;

comment on function project_list_open(in_date date) is
$$ This function returns all projects that were open as on the date provided as
the argument.$$;
-- Move this to the projects module when we start on that. CT


CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION department_list(in_role char)
RETURNS SETOF department AS
$$
DECLARE out_department department%ROWTYPE;
BEGIN
       FOR out_department IN
               SELECT * from department
               WHERE role = coalesce(in_role, role)
       LOOP
               return next out_department;
       END LOOP;
END;
$$ language plpgsql;
-- Move this into another module.

comment on function department_list(in_role char) is
$$ This function returns all department that match the role provided as
the argument.$$;

CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION payments_get_open_currencies(in_account_class int)
RETURNS SETOF char(3) AS
$$
DECLARE resultrow record;
BEGIN
        FOR resultrow IN
          SELECT curr AS curr FROM ar
          WHERE amount <> paid
          OR paid IS NULL
          AND in_account_class=2 
          UNION
          SELECT curr FROM ap
          WHERE amount <> paid
          OR paid IS NULL
          AND in_account_class=1
          ORDER BY curr
          LOOP
         return next resultrow.curr;
        END LOOP;
END;
$$ language plpgsql;

CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION currency_get_exchangerate(in_currency char(3), in_date date, in_account_class int) 
RETURNS NUMERIC AS
$$
DECLARE 
    out_exrate exchangerate.buy%TYPE;

    BEGIN 
        IF in_account_class = 1 THEN
          SELECT INTO out_exrate buy 
          FROM exchangerate
          WHERE transdate = in_date AND curr = in_currency;
        ELSE 
          SELECT INTO out_exrate sell 
          FROM exchangerate
          WHERE transdate = in_date AND curr = in_currency;   
        END IF;
        RETURN out_exrate;
    END;
$$ language plpgsql;                                                                  
COMMENT ON FUNCTION currency_get_exchangerate(in_currency char(3), in_date date, in_account_class int) IS
$$ This function return the exchange rate of a given currency, date and exchange rate class (buy or sell). $$;


CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION payment_get_vc_info(in_entity_id int) 
RETURNS SETOF entity AS
$$
DECLARE 
    out_info entity%ROWTYPE;

    BEGIN
        FOR out_info IN
  
            SELECT e.id, e.name FROM entity e
            JOIN company c ON (e.id = c.entity_id)
            WHERE e.id = in_entity_id
          
          --SELECT e.id, c.legal_name, l.line_one, l.city_province, cy.name FROM entity e
          --JOIN company c ON (e.id = c.entity_id)
          --JOIN company_to_location cl ON (c.id = cl.company_id)
          --JOIN location l ON (l.id = cl.location_id)
          --JOIN country cy ON (cy.id = l.country_id)
        LOOP
          return next out_info;
        END LOOP;
        
        IF NOT FOUND THEN
            RAISE EXCEPTION 'ID % not found!!!!!', in_entity_id;
        END IF;                              
              
    END;
$$ language plpgsql;                                                                  
COMMENT ON FUNCTION payment_get_vc_info(in_entity_id int) IS
$$ This function return vendor or customer info, its under construction $$;