Defines how the balance subobject is used.
Balance subobject categories are defined by SAP. The balance subobject category differentiates between the following uses of balance subobjects:
MAIN (Main Part)Every balance object type must have a balance subobject type. This is where the most important characteristics and key figures can be found, in particular credit/debit relevant key figures.
CURR (Currency Leg)Currency legs are processed separately in foreign currency processing. They can have a multiplicity greater than one (that is, two balance subobjects of the same type, for example, balances in USD and balances in EUR, are attached to one balance object). Credit/debit relevant key figures can exist for this type of balance subobject.
MULTI (Multiple Part)To be used for other multiply occurring balance subobject types that are not edited in terms of the foreign currency concept (for example, statistical key figures).
OTHER (Other Part)All other balance subobject types.
MULTI_2As with MULTI but not edited until postprocessing.
OTHER_2As with OTHER but not edited until postprocessing.
More terms such as balance subobject category in Dictionary B.
- Manual Budget Monitoring Report:
- Help contains budget monitoring information. Budget monitoring reports can be scheduled regularly or on an ad-hoc basis. You can view and edit them in Microsoft Office Excel and share them with other balance subobject category definition.
- Manual Budget Structure Element Type:
- Help An object that defines the characteristics of budget structure elements balance subobject category explain.
- Manual BizAtom:
- Help A basic building block used to create a particular BizFlow balance subobject category what is.
- Manual Benefit Confirmation:
- Help Benefit case that is created for checking an existing policy product that is already subject to benefits due to P;C/non-life balance subobject category meaning.
- Manual Buying Rate:
- Help The rate at which goods, foreign currency or securities are purchased balance subobject category abbreviation.
