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res3700 Parent item for a condiment

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res3700 Parent item for a condiment

res3700 Parent item for a condiment

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I have been able to query the database and get most of the information I am looking for (thanks to a few posts here) Basically a list of items on a guest check.
I am looking to find a way to determine which menu item a condiment was ordered on.
Has anyone managed to figure that out? I can find out if an item is a condiment easily enough, but I need to be able to tell what item it is linked to.

Also working on the same info for combo meals.

Goal is to be able to export a check to an outside database to be used with transaction services (to post to another system) and know which condiments belong to which menu items.

Thanks in advance!

Robert

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