DEPR_INFL_RQST

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Request for program AMDINFL

# PeopleSoft Field Name PeopleSoft Field Type Database Column Type Description
1 OPRID Character(30) VARCHAR2(30) NOT NULL A user's ID (see PSOPRDEFN).
2 RUN_CNTL_ID Character(30) VARCHAR2(30) NOT NULL Run Control ID
3 REQUEST_ID Character(10) VARCHAR2(10) NOT NULL Request ID
4 PROCESS_FREQUENCY Character(1) VARCHAR2(1) NOT NULL Process Frequency
A=Always Process
N=Don't Run
O=Process Once

Default Value: N

5 PROCESS_STATUS Character(1) VARCHAR2(1) NOT NULL Process Status
A=Active
C=Successfully Completed
E=Completed With Errors
N=Not Yet Processed
P=Processing Now
X=No Success

Default Value: N

6 PROCESS_INSTANCE Number(10,0) DECIMAL(10) NOT NULL Process Instance
7 PROCESS_ORIG Character(1) VARCHAR2(1) NOT NULL Process Origin
N=Other Source
P=Process Scheduler

Default Value: P

8 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.

Default Value: %date

9 BUSINESS_UNIT Character(5) VARCHAR2(5) NOT NULL Business Unit

Prompt Table: SP_BU_AM_NONVW

10 BOOK Character(10) VARCHAR2(10) NOT NULL Asset Book Name

Prompt Table: SP_BOOKB5_NONVW

11 UFIR_BOOK Character(10) VARCHAR2(10) NOT NULL Ufir Book
12 FISCAL_YEAR Number(4,0) SMALLINT NOT NULL Fiscal Year
13 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.
14 CREATE_ACCOUNTING Character(1) VARCHAR2(1) NOT NULL Create Accounting Entries

Y/N Table Edit

15 AS_OF_DATE Date(10) DATE As of Date
16 BASE_CURRENCY Character(3) VARCHAR2(3) NOT NULL "Specifies the primary currency for a general ledger business unit, and is sometimes referred to as the ""book"" currency. Each business unit has one base currency. which is usually, but not always, the local currency for the organization. Journal entries are posted to a business unit in its base currency. "
17 RATE_MULT Signed Number(17,8) DECIMAL(15,8) NOT NULL Rate Multiplier
18 RATE_DIV Number(16,8) DECIMAL(15,8) NOT NULL Rate Divisor
19 RT_TYPE Character(5) VARCHAR2(5) NOT NULL Defines a category of market rates for currency conversion. Some examples of rate types are commercial, average, floating, and historical.

Default Value: CUR_RT_TYPE_VW.RT_TYPE

Prompt Table: RT_TYPE_TBL