SAP ABAP Data Element DFAELL (Due date)
Hierarchy
SAP_ABA (Software Component) Cross-Application Component
   CA-FIM-FMA (Application Component) Financial Mathematics
     FIMA (Package) Financial mathematics
Basic Data
Data Element DFAELL
Short Description Due date  
Data Type
Category of Dictionary Type D   Domain
Type of Object Referenced     No Information
Domain / Name of Reference Type DATUM    
Data Type DATS   Date field (YYYYMMDD) stored as char(8) 
Length 8    
Decimal Places 0    
Output Length 10    
Value Table      
Further Characteristics
Search Help: Name    
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Parameter ID   
Default Component name DUE_DATE   
Change document    
No Input History    
Basic direction is set to LTR    
No BIDI Filtering    
Field Label
  Length  Field Label  
Short 10 Due on 
Medium 15 Due Date 
Long 20 Due date 
Heading 10 Due Date 
Documentation

Definition

Date within a period on which a payment is due.

Use

You set the due date in Condition Editing in your application.

Dependencies

If you set Working Day Shift for Due Date, you can shift the due date. In this case, the shifted due date is always the same as the payment date.

Depending on the settings you have made for the payment form, the due date is at the start or the end of a period. In the case of shortened periods, you can determine the due date by using the Use Due Date or Calculate with Reference to Due Date fields.

Example

Supplementary Documentation - DFAELL 0001

Use

Procedure

Examples

Date on which the last dividend payment was posted or on which the expected dividend is to be paid.

Dependencies

Supplementary Documentation - DFAELL 0002

Use

Procedure

Examples

Date at which the last distribution was posted or at which the expected distribution is to be paid.

Dependencies

Supplementary Documentation - DFAELL 0003

Use

This date is the payment date dependent on the defined calendar. When you enter the "Valid from" date and the frequency, this date field is generated automatically.

Supplementary Documentation - DFAELL 0004

Dependencies

This data field corresponds to the fields <Payment form> and <Payment frequency>.

The system calculates the further due dates according to the frequency and the calendar key.

You specify when the payment for the respective period is to be received in the <Payment form> field. In other words, by entering the <Payment form> the due date is determined within the calculation period both for the 1st payment and for the following payments.

Examples

Accounting period:    01/01/93 - 03/31/93

Payment form:    in advance

Frequency:    quarterly

Field entries:    <1. Calculation to>:    03/31/93

    <1. Payment on>:        01/01/93

    <Frequency>:            3 (months)

The cash flow uses these entries to calculate the further dates taking into account the calendar key, here (as 2nd payment)

    <Calculation to>:    06/30/93

    <Payment on>:        04/01/93

Supplementary Documentation - DFAELL 1000

Use

You use this date for the respective condition amount to set the exact date on which the amount is first considered in the cash flow.

Dependencies

  • If a date is entered here, the system ignores any entries for the payment form (PF field).

  • The date must be within the first posting cycle (FrM ); for instance:
    • Validity of condition: 01/01/1999
    • Posting frequency: 3 months

The date must be between 01/01/99 and 03/31/99.

Supplementary Documentation - DFAELL 1001

Use

For the posting activities, the system selects the items that have not yet been entered via periodic posting for the contracts specified.

Dependencies

The system always sets the last day of given month as the default value.

Example

Supplementary Documentation - DFAELLIG 0003

Definition

This field contains the date when the transfer of capital becomes effective. The due date of the contract split or grouping may differ from the posting date to be entered.

Use

All calculations related to the new capital position of the loan after transfer, which exist as flows, are based on the transfer (key)date.

These are:

- Recalculated debit positions (interest and repayment rates)

- Recalculated accruals/deferrals

- Premium/discount transfer amounts (proportionally determined capital)

- Retained premiums/discounts up to the transfer date,

- Proportional subsidiary claims (charges, etc) and paid-in/disbursed
payments (proportionally determined capital)

History
Last changed by/on SAP  20110908 
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