RETENTION PERIOD (BC-CCM-ADK) title: retention period (BC-CCM-ADK) (SAP Library - Glossary)
RETENTION PERIOD (BC-CCM-ADK) category: Archive Development Kit (BC-CCM-ADK)
RETENTION PERIOD (BC-CCM-ADK) explained:
The complete time period in which the data of a business object, such as a bill, is in the database until it is archived.
The retention period consists of the following phases:
The object is used online Creation of the object Use of the object data The object become archivable - the residence time has been reachedThe data satisfies the logical conditions for being removed from the database. If it is they are removed immediately, the residence time is 0.
The object is archived and deleted from the databaseThe retention period of the data in the system ends.
More terms such as retention period (BC-CCM-ADK) in Dictionary R.
- Manual Re-Year End Adjustment:
- Help adjustment process performed only when employee's master data is changed between the last payroll and the end of the payroll year. It will re-calculate employee's legitimate tax amount and retention period (bc-ccm-adk) definition.
- Manual Required Quantity:
- Help The quantity of a raw material used during the production process to manufacture a finished product. In BOM reporting functions, the required quantity is the base quantity retention period (bc-ccm-adk) explain.
- Manual Release Condition:
- Help whether and how (that is, with which release strategy) a purchasing document must be approved. A release condition comprises one or more characteristics (for example, the total value of a PO, the retention period (bc-ccm-adk) what is.
- Manual Rule (CRM-BF-CPE):
- Help of parameter values that reflect special business practice. The rule controls which routines are executed and which import and export parameter values the routines use. As rules are valid from a retention period (bc-ccm-adk) meaning.
- Manual Recipe Formula:
- Help A formula that is assigned directly to the recipe and not to any of its stages retention period (bc-ccm-adk) abbreviation.
