CLO_JNLN_TMP004

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Jrnl HDR temp rec for closing

Store journal header information for use during closing process.

# PeopleSoft Field Name PeopleSoft Field Type Database Column Type Description
1 BUSINESS_UNIT Character(5) VARCHAR2(5) NOT NULL Business Unit
2 JOURNAL_ID Character(10) VARCHAR2(10) NOT NULL Identifies a journal entry, consisting of a header and one or more lines. The Journal ID itself does not have to be unique, but together with the journal business unit and journal date, it forms a unique journal identifier.
3 JOURNAL_DATE Date(10) DATE Specifies the date the journal was created.
4 JOURNAL_LINE Number(9,0) DECIMAL(9) NOT NULL Uniquely identifies a journal line with a sequence number. Within a single journal entry, the line sequence begins with 1 and automatically increments by 1 for each succeeding journal line. There can be any number of lines associated with a journal header.
5 UNPOST_SEQ Number(2,0) SMALLINT NOT NULL Identifies the sequence of journal entries when a journal is "unposted". When a journal is posted the UnPost Sequence is automatically set to "0". When a journal is unposted, a new reversing entry is automatically created with an UnPost Sequence of "1".
6 PROCESS_INSTANCE Number(10,0) DECIMAL(10) NOT NULL Process Instance
7 FOREIGN_CURRENCY Character(3) VARCHAR2(3) NOT NULL Foreign Currency Code
8 FOREIGN_AMOUNT Signed Number(28,3) DECIMAL(26,3) NOT NULL Specifies the monetary amount of a debit or credit (accounting entry line) in the entry currency of the item. The sum of FOREIGN_AMOUNT values on AR lines should equal the ENTRY_AMT on the pending item.
9 ADB_DATE Date(10) DATE Specifies the daily date to use when Average Daily Balancing is activated. The date is determined by the daily calendar associated with the General Ledger Business Unit to which the journal is posted. When ADB processing is not activated, the ADB_Date defaults to the date on the Journal Header (JOURNAL_DATE).
10 FISCAL_YEAR Number(4,0) SMALLINT NOT NULL Fiscal Year
11 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.
12 ADJUSTING_ENTRY Character(1) VARCHAR2(1) NOT NULL Adjusting Entry
C=Fiscal Year Close
N=Non-Adjusting Entry
Y=Adjusting Entry
13 SEQNUM Number(3,0) SMALLINT NOT NULL Sequence Number