SAP ABAP IMG Activity /IBS/RB_RKLASSE (Define RBD Class)
Hierarchy
EA-FINSERV (Software Component) SAP Enterprise Extension Financial Services
   FS-RBD (Application Component) Value Adjustment
     /IBS/RB (Package) iBS: Reserve for Bad Debt
IMG Activity
ID /IBS/RB_RKLASSE Define RBD Class  
Transaction Code /IBS/25000294   (empty) 
Created on 20020423    
Customizing Attributes /IBS/RB_RKLASSE   Define RBD Class 
Customizing Activity /IBS/RB_RKLASSE   Define RBD Class 
Document
Document Class SIMG   Hypertext: Object Class - Class to which a document belongs.
Document Name /IBS/RB_RKLASSE    

Use

In this Customizing activity you define the RBD class. This represents the general ledger account determination in the source system and is needed to identify the original transaction of the postings in the RBD component.

You define the RBD class and assign it to a source system with an accounting unit. You also assign the permitted value adjustment procedure for each RBD class to the corresponding account assignment references of the source systems.

Example

Two RBD classes should be available. You must assign source system account assignments to the RBD class for both the individual value adjustment procedure (IVA) and the flat rate value adjustment procedure (FVA).

  • You make risk provision postings for current acounts from SAP AM using general ledger group '0001' and RBD class '00000001', you make risk provision postings for the RBD module using RBD class '00000002' for current accounts of general ledger group '0002'.
  • You make risk provision postings for current acounts from SAP-BCA using general ledger group 'PRIV' and RBD class '00000001'; you make risk provision postings for the RBD module with RBD class '00000002' for current accounts with general ledger group 'BUSI'.
  • You make risk provision postings for loan contracts from SAP-CML using account reference '30A>1' and RBD class '00000001'; you make risk provision postings for the RBD module with RBD class '00000002' for contracts with the account reference '30A>1' . You make the same settings for the source system 'SOURCE-SYS'.

This makes the following settings necessary:

  • Step 1: Define RBD Class

RBD class    Description

00000001    RBD class 1

00000002    RBD class 2

  • Step 2: Assignment of source system to RBD class

Module ID source system    Supplying acounting unit    Procedure    Account assignment reference of source system    RBD class

SAP-AM:    0001    IVA    0001    00000001

SAP-AM:    0001    IVA    0002    00000002

SAP-AM:    0001    FVA    0001    00000001

SAP-AM:    0001    FVA    0002    00000002

SAP-BCA:    0001    IVA    BUSI    00000002

SAP-BCA:    0001    IVA    PRIV    00000001

SAP-BCA:    0001    FVA    BUSI    00000002

SAP-BCA:    0001    FVA    PRIV    00000001

SAP-CML:    0001    IVA    30A<1    00000002

SAP-CML:    0001    IVA    30A>1    00000001

SAP-CML:    0001    FVA    30A<1    00000002

SAP-CML:    0001    FVA    30A>1    00000001

SOURCE-SYS    0001    IVA    30A<1    00000002

SOURCE-SYS    0001    IVA    30A>1    00000001

SOURCE-SYS    0001    FVA    30A<1    00000002

SOURCE-SYS    0001    FVA    30A>1    00000001

Further notes

The following table provides an overview of the fields that are transferred as the account assignment reference in source system from the relevant SAP component. It also contains the Customizing menu path that you can use to view the relevant account assignment reference in source system.

Module ID source system    Account assignment reference of source system    Customizing path

SAP-AM:     General Ledger Group    SAP Customizing -> Account Management -> Item Management -> General Ledger Transfer -> Define General Ledger Group

SAP-BCA:    General Ledger Group    SAP Customizing -> SAP Banking -> Current Account-> Periodic Tasks -> General Ledger Transfer -> Define General Ledger Group

SAP-CML:    Account assignment reference    SAP Customizing -> Banking -> Loans Management -> Functions -> Financial Accounting-> General Ledger Update -> Define Account Assignment Reference

  • Enabled for Wildcards

    In this Customizing activity, you can use wildcards in the dialog for assigning source systems to the RBD class (step 2). These are placeholders (asterisks (*)) that enable you to make a general setting for particular table columns. This reduces the number of entries to be defined and provides a better overview. You can use wildcards in this table for the module ID, supplying accounting unit, procedure, and the account assignment reference of the source system. Note that specific entries are processed before general entries.

Business Attributes
ASAP Roadmap ID 899   not to be assigned 
Mandatory / Optional 1   Mandatory activity 
Critical / Non-Critical 1   Critical 
Country-Dependency A   Valid for all countries 
Assigned Application Components
Documentation Object Class Documentation Object Name Current line number Application Component Application Component Name
SIMG /IBS/RB_RKLASSE 0 ALN0000281 Value Adjustment 
Maintenance Objects
Maintenance object type C   Customizing Object 
Assigned objects
Customizing Object Object Type Transaction Code Sub-object Do not Summarize Skip Subset Dialog Box Description for multiple selections
/IBS/QRB_RBDKLASSE C - View cluster SM34  
History
Last changed by/on SAP  20040430 
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