VR_DTL_AR_VW(SQL View) |
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OpenVoucher Detail View For AR |
SELECT a.vendor_setid , a.vendor_id , a.business_unit , a.voucher_id , a.invoice_id , a.invoice_dt , a.due_dt , a.vendor_name_short , a.name1 , a.post_status_ap , b.pymnt_gross_amt , b.txn_currency_cd , b.gross_amt_bse , b.base_currency FROM ps_voucher_ar_vw a , PS_PYMNT_VCHR_XREF b WHERE a.business_unit = b.business_unit AND a.voucher_id = b.voucher_id AND b.pymnt_selct_status = 'N' AND a.POST_STATUS_AP <>'U' |
# | PeopleSoft Field Name | PeopleSoft Field Type | Database Column Type | Description |
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1 | SETID | Character(5) | VARCHAR2(5) NOT NULL | SetID |
2 | VENDOR_ID | Character(10) | VARCHAR2(10) NOT NULL |
Vendor Identifier
Prompt Table: VENDOR_AR |
3 | BUSINESS_UNIT | Character(5) | VARCHAR2(5) NOT NULL | Business Unit |
4 | VOUCHER_ID | Character(8) | VARCHAR2(8) NOT NULL | Voucher ID |
5 | INVOICE_ID | Character(30) | VARCHAR2(30) NOT NULL | Invoice Number |
6 | INVOICE_DT | Date(10) | DATE | Invoice Date |
7 | DUE_DT | Date(10) | DATE | Specifies the date that a transaction is due. It is a generic field used in multiple PeopleSoft applications including Receivables Payables and Purchasing. For example it represents the date that payment is due for a voucher or the date that a scheduled shipment is due to be received. |
8 | VENDOR_NAME_SHORT | Character(14) | VARCHAR2(14) NOT NULL | Short Vendor Name |
9 | NAME1 | Character(40) | VARCHAR2(40) NOT NULL | Name 1 |
10 | POST_STATUS_AP | Character(1) | VARCHAR2(1) NOT NULL |
Post Status
N=Payment Not Applied P=Posted U=Unposted |
11 | GROSS_AMT | Signed Number(28,3) | DECIMAL(26,3) NOT NULL | Gross Invoice Amount |
12 | TXN_CURRENCY_CD | Character(3) | VARCHAR2(3) NOT NULL | Transaction Currency |
13 | GROSS_AMT_BSE | Signed Number(28,3) | DECIMAL(26,3) NOT NULL | Base Gross Amount |
14 | 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. " |