CONS_LOG_ACTDIV(SQL Table) |
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Calculation Log - ACTDIV |
# | PeopleSoft Field Name | PeopleSoft Field Type | Database Column Type | Description |
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1 | Number(10,0) | DECIMAL(10) NOT NULL | Process Instance | |
2 | Number(4,0) | SMALLINT NOT NULL | Request Number | |
3 | Number(6,0) | INTEGER NOT NULL | Sequence | |
4 | Character(5) | VARCHAR2(5) NOT NULL | SetID | |
5 | Character(10) | VARCHAR2(10) NOT NULL | Consolidation Set | |
6 | Character(18) | VARCHAR2(18) NOT NULL | Tree Name | |
7 | Character(20) | VARCHAR2(20) NOT NULL | Node name | |
8 | TREE_NODE_NUM | Number(10,0) | DECIMAL(10) NOT NULL | Internal beginning node range number |
9 | SET_IDENTIFIER | Character(10) | VARCHAR2(10) NOT NULL | Set Name Identifier |
10 | LOG_ENTRY_TYPE | Character(1) | VARCHAR2(1) NOT NULL |
Type of Log Entry
A=Majority Parent Adjustment E=Elimination I=Minority Parent Adjustment M=Majority Parent Elimination |
11 | Date(10) | DATE | As of Date | |
12 | Character(5) | VARCHAR2(5) NOT NULL | Business Unit | |
13 | Character(10) | VARCHAR2(10) NOT NULL | Ledger | |
14 | Character(20) | VARCHAR2(20) NOT NULL | Summary Account Node | |
15 | Character(20) | VARCHAR2(20) NOT NULL | Summary Department Node | |
16 | Character(3) | VARCHAR2(3) NOT NULL | Currency Code | |
17 | Number(4,0) | SMALLINT NOT NULL | Fiscal Year | |
18 | 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. | |
19 | POSTED_TOTAL_AMT | Signed Number(28,3) | DECIMAL(26,3) NOT NULL | Specifies the net balance of debit and credit amounts that have been posted to a particular ChartField combination. |
20 | DTTM_STAMP_SEC | DateTime(26) | TIMESTAMP | Specifies the date and time of the last update to an entry. This field is maintained by PeopleSoft and is used in a variety of contexts. |