An object consisting of one or more accounting objects. The accounting objects are grouped into merge objects in such a way that no business transactions affect more than one merge object. Merge objects are as small as possible, but large enough to ensure that no business transactions span more than one merge object. Merge objects are usually generated by Balance Analyzer.
Business transactions that relate to more than one accounting object occur only in special cases where values are transferred from one accounting object to another. If no such cases have occurred for a particular accounting object, the merge object consists of exactly that one accounting object.
ExampleA securities position is redesignated from the IAS holding category available for sale to held for trading. The system carries out a transfer posting for the position, that is, the book value and the reserve are posted from one accounting object to another.
More terms such as merge object in Dictionary M.
- Manual Mitigation Control:
- Help identifies the Segregation of Duties (SoD) as a known risk, establishes a period of time during which the risk may exist, associates a list of Monitors with the Control, specifies a list of report merge object definition.
- Manual Manufacturer Code:
- Help Number sequence that unambiguously identifies the manufacturer of a product during coupon processing merge object explain.
- Manual Missing Part:
- Help of which: a) The missing parts check has been activated, and b) The system has discovered - at the time of the posting of a normal goods receipt or other type of inward movement or at the time of a merge object what is.
- Manual Multilevel Tax Code:
- Help A means of distributing a tax amount to different tax accounts. Example The multilevel tax code E1 is defined as follows: Acquisition tax, credit 16.000- Acquisition tax, debit 100.000 merge object meaning.
- Manual Meter Agreement:
- Help Meter reconciliation is used to make two meter readings equal merge object abbreviation.
