RUN_CNTL_RECON

(SQL Table)

# 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_NBR Number(4,0) SMALLINT NOT NULL Request Number

4 LANGUAGE_CD Character(3) VARCHAR2(3) NOT NULL Language Code

5 FISCAL_YEAR Number(4,0) SMALLINT NOT NULL Fiscal Year

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

7 BUD_CLOSE_REQ_OPT Character(1) VARCHAR2(1) NOT NULL YE Budget Close Request Option
A=Select All Business Units
B=Select One Business Unit
L=Select Ledger Within a BU

8 PROCESS_FREQUENCY Character(1) VARCHAR2(1) NOT NULL Process Frequency
A=Always Process
N=Don't Run
O=Process Once

9 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.

#	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_NBR	Number(4,0)	SMALLINT NOT NULL	Request Number
4	LANGUAGE_CD	Character(3)	VARCHAR2(3) NOT NULL	Language Code
5	FISCAL_YEAR	Number(4,0)	SMALLINT NOT NULL	Fiscal Year
6	BUSINESS_UNIT	Character(5)	VARCHAR2(5) NOT NULL	Business Unit
7	BUD_CLOSE_REQ_OPT	Character(1)	VARCHAR2(1) NOT NULL	YE Budget Close Request Option A=Select All Business Units B=Select One Business Unit L=Select Ledger Within a BU
8	PROCESS_FREQUENCY	Character(1)	VARCHAR2(1) NOT NULL	Process Frequency A=Always Process N=Don't Run O=Process Once
9	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.