AM_NBVDT_PDI_VW(SQL View) |
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Cost Detail by FY/PD |
SELECT A.BUSINESS_UNIT BUSINESS_UNIT , A.BOOK BOOK , A.CATEGORY CATEGORY , A.FISCAL_YEAR FISCAL_YEAR , A.ACCOUNTING_PERIOD ACCOUNTING_PERIOD , SUM(A.COST) COST , SUM(A.DEPR) + SUM(DEPR_PDP) DEPR , SUM(A.DEPR_YTD) DEPR_YTD , SUM(A.DEPR_LTD) DEPR_LTD , SUM(A.COST) - SUM(A.DEPR_LTD) NBV , SUM(A.COST_ADD ) ADD1 , SUM(A.COST_ADJ ) ADJ , SUM(A.COST_TRF ) TRF , SUM(A.COST_RCT ) RCT , SUM(A.COST_REI ) REI , SUM(A.COST_RET ) RET , SUM(A.COST) - SUM(A.DEPR_YTD) COST1 , A.CURRENCY_CD CURRENCY_CD FROM PS_DEPR_RPT A , PS_ASSET B WHERE A.BUSINESS_UNIT = B.BUSINESS_UNIT AND A.ASSET_ID = B.ASSET_ID AND A.GROUP_ASSET_FLAG <> 'G' AND A.DEPR_LTD <> 0 AND A.COST <> 0 GROUP BY A.BUSINESS_UNIT, A.BOOK, A.CATEGORY,A.FISCAL_YEAR,A.ACCOUNTING_PERIOD, A.CURRENCY_CD UNION SELECT A.BUSINESS_UNIT BUSINESS_UNIT , A.BOOK BOOK , A.CATEGORY CATEGORY , A.FISCAL_YEAR FISCAL_YEAR , A.ACCOUNTING_PERIOD ACCOUNTING_PERIOD , 0 COST , SUM(A.DEPR) + SUM(DEPR_PDP) DEPR , 0 DEPR_YTD , 0 DEPR_LTD , 0 NBV , SUM(A.COST_ADD ) ADD1 , SUM(A.COST_ADJ ) ADJ , SUM(A.COST_TRF ) TRF , SUM(A.COST_RCT ) RCT , SUM(A.COST_REI ) REI , SUM(A.COST_RET ) RET , 0 COST1 , A.CURRENCY_CD CURRENCY_CD FROM PS_DEPR_RPT A , PS_ASSET B WHERE A.BUSINESS_UNIT = B.BUSINESS_UNIT AND A.ASSET_ID = B.ASSET_ID AND A.GROUP_ASSET_FLAG <> 'G' AND A.DEPR_LTD = 0 AND A.COST = 0 GROUP BY A.BUSINESS_UNIT, A.BOOK, A.CATEGORY,A.FISCAL_YEAR,A.ACCOUNTING_PERIOD, A.CURRENCY_CD |
# | PeopleSoft Field Name | PeopleSoft Field Type | Database Column Type | Description |
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1 | BUSINESS_UNIT | Character(5) | VARCHAR2(5) NOT NULL | Business Unit |
2 | BOOK | Character(10) | VARCHAR2(10) NOT NULL | Asset Book Name |
3 | CATEGORY | Character(5) | VARCHAR2(5) NOT NULL | Asset Category |
4 | FISCAL_YEAR | Number(4,0) | SMALLINT NOT NULL | Fiscal Year |
5 | ACCOUNTING_PERIOD | Number(3,0) | SMALLINT NOT NULL | Identifies a time period to which you post transactions. Typically, an accounting period represents a month, but it can also represent a week, a day, or any user-defined interval. An accounting period has a beginning date and an ending date, and is defined in the calendar table. |
6 | COST | Signed Number(28,3) | DECIMAL(26,3) NOT NULL | Total Cost |
7 | DEPR | Signed Number(28,3) | DECIMAL(26,3) NOT NULL | Depreciation Amt |
8 | DEPR_YTD | Signed Number(28,3) | DECIMAL(26,3) NOT NULL | Year to Date Depreciation |
9 | DEPR_LTD | Signed Number(28,3) | DECIMAL(26,3) NOT NULL | Life to Date Depreciation |
10 | NBV | Signed Number(28,3) | DECIMAL(26,3) NOT NULL | Net Book Value |
11 | COST_ADD | Signed Number(28,3) | DECIMAL(26,3) NOT NULL | Cost Addition |
12 | COST_ADJ | Signed Number(28,3) | DECIMAL(26,3) NOT NULL | Cost Adjustment |
13 | COST_TRF | Signed Number(28,3) | DECIMAL(26,3) NOT NULL | Cost Transfer |
14 | COST_RCT | Signed Number(28,3) | DECIMAL(26,3) NOT NULL | Cost Recategorization |
15 | COST_REI | Signed Number(28,3) | DECIMAL(26,3) NOT NULL | Cost Reinstatement |
16 | COST_RET | Signed Number(28,3) | DECIMAL(26,3) NOT NULL | Cost Retirement |
17 | COST1 | Signed Number(28,3) | DECIMAL(26,3) NOT NULL | Total Cost |
18 | CURRENCY_CD | Character(3) | VARCHAR2(3) NOT NULL | Currency Code |