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Assets whose status says they have left, in the books still carrying them. One row per book, because a disposal is recorded per book and one of them may already be done. Not an error: a machine retired in March and sold in April is here for a month, correctly.

Headers

Range
string

Limiting and Pagination

Range-Unit
string
default:items

Limiting and Pagination

Prefer
enum<string>

Preference

Available options:
count=none

Query Parameters

asset_book_id
string
asset_id
string
asset_number
string
asset_name
string
site_id
string
site_name
string
status
string
status_label
string
left_on
string
book_id
string
book_code
string
book_name
string
currency_code
string
pooled
string
enrolment_status
string
in_service_date
string
cost_basis
string
accumulated_depreciation
string
net_book_value
string
periods_depreciated
string
select
string

Filtering Columns

order
string

Ordering

offset
string

Limiting and Pagination

limit
string

Limiting and Pagination

Response

OK

accumulated_depreciation
number<numeric>
asset_book_id
string<uuid>

Note: This is a Primary Key.

asset_id
string<uuid>

Note: This is a Primary Key.

asset_name
string<character varying>
Maximum string length: 250
asset_number
string<character varying>
Maximum string length: 80
book_code
string<character varying>
Maximum string length: 40
book_id
string<uuid>

Note: This is a Foreign Key to depreciation_books.id.

book_name
string<character varying>
Maximum string length: 150
cost_basis
number<numeric>
currency_code
string<character varying>
Maximum string length: 3
enrolment_status
string<character varying>
Maximum string length: 20
in_service_date
string<date>
left_on
string<timestamp with time zone>
net_book_value
number<numeric>
periods_depreciated
integer<integer>
pooled
boolean<boolean>
site_id
string<uuid>

Note: This is a Foreign Key to entry_currencies.for_site_id.

site_name
string<character varying>
Maximum string length: 200
status
string<character varying>
Maximum string length: 60
status_label
string<text>