LIMIT CHARACTERISTIC title: limit characteristic (IS-B-RA-CL) (SAP Library - Glossary)
LIMIT CHARACTERISTIC category: Default Risk and Limit System (IS-B-RA-CL)
LIMIT CHARACTERISTIC explained:
Objects and organizational elements to which limits and limit utilizations can be applied.
Examples of limit characteristics:
Company code Business partner Limit product group Portfolio Trader CurrencySpecial Features in SEM Banking:
In SEM Banking, limit characteristics are divided into the following types:
Direct characteristics (see the examples above) Derived characteristics Free characteristics Generated characteristicsSpecial features in the Bank Analyzer
In the Bank Analyzer, limit characteristics are divided into different types depending on how they are delivered:
By means of the Source Data Layere (SDL) By means of other Analyzers, or by the General Methods (in particular account pooling, facility distribution, and collateral distribution) By means of derivation rules, which are defined in Limit Manager CustomizingMore terms such as limit characteristic in Dictionary L.
- Manual Learning Objective:
- Help Characterization of the knowledge and skills attained by a course participant on successful completion of a learning object limit characteristic definition.
- Manual Limitation Period:
- Help period of punishment during which an employee's past offenses are taken into consideration if the employee commits another offense. After the employee's punishment period passes, he or she limit characteristic explain.
- Manual Load Balancing (SCM-ICH-TLB):
- Help Loading method that tries to distribute all products equally to all shipments (meaning that all shipments should be approximately the same limit characteristic what is.
- Manual Loss Equivalent Class:
- Help calculation of the expected exposure, expected loss and country value-at-risk, the loss equivalent class categorizes the part of a free external commitment that is expected to be drawn upon at the limit characteristic meaning.
- Manual Local Private Object:
- Help created for private use. Local private objects belong to the development class $TMP. They are not transported to other systems. You can access the local private objects of other users as well as your limit characteristic abbreviation.
