SAP ABAP Data Element FICO_OLEVEL (Tiered or Interval Calculation)
Hierarchy
☛ SAP_ABA (Software Component) Cross-Application Component
   ⤷ CA-FIM-FCO (Application Component) Financial Conditions
     ⤷ FICO (Package) Financial Conditions
Basic Data
Data Element FICO_OLEVEL
Short Description Tiered or Interval Calculation  
Data Type
Category of Dictionary Type D   Domain
Type of Object Referenced     No Information
Domain / Name of Reference Type FICO_OLEVEL    
Data Type NUMC   Character string with only digits 
Length 1    
Decimal Places 0    
Output Length 1    
Value Table      
Further Characteristics
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Parameter ID   
Default Component name SCALING_TYPE   
Change document    
No Input History    
Basic direction is set to LTR    
No BIDI Filtering    
Field Label
  Length  Field Label  
Short 10 Tier/Int. 
Medium 15 Tiered/Interval 
Long 20 Tiered/Interval 
Heading 15 Tiered/Interval 
Documentation

Definition

Specifies whether one of the condition components Amount or Date can have more than one condition item.

Use

The values are as follows:

  • 0 (No tiered or interval calculation)

    There is one condition item only.

  • 1 (Tiered calculation)

    There can be more than one condition item. Only one of the existing condition items is used for the total balance or all items.

  • 2 (Interval calculation)

    There can be more than one condition item. Each existing condition item is used for its corresponding part of the balance or item.

  • 3 (Automatic scale calculation)

    Only applies to transaction charges: Automatic scaling of transaction charges for a transaction.

    The automatic scale calculation uses the fields Additional Amount (Scaled Calculation) and Amount Limit (Scaled Calculation). The additional amount is added up for each amount limit started.

    If a (base) amount is specified, this is added to the result of the scaled calculation.

  • 4 (Single rule)

    You can use the formula editor to define one rule for a condition, which the system checks during bundle pricing. If the rule applies, the system uses it by posting the relevant amount. Otherwise, the system ignores the amount.

  • 5 (Multiple rule)

    You can use the formula editor to define multiple rules for a condition. The system checks the rules sequentially during bundle pricing.

    • The system uses the first applicable rule during bundle pricing. The other rules are not checked.
    • The system checks all rules and uses them for automatic waivers.
  • 6 (Combined)

    This method combines the tiered and interval calculation (see values 1 and 2). You enter the data as in 1 or 2.

    The system uses the balance and the amount limits to determine a tiered condition for each balance sheet change. The system applies the interval calculation to the part of the balance that is in the determined tier. The system uses the tiered calculation for the remaining part of the balance.

  • 7 (Complex multiple rule)

    Only applies to flexible bundle pricing calculation. You can use the formula editor to define multiple condition rules to which you can also apply the tiered or interval calculation. In a condition item, you can enter a fixed percentage rate and define a tier or an interval. You can then display the tiers in two layers.

    They system checks the rules in sequence and determines the first rule with corresponding tiers or intervals that applies. The other rules are not checked.

Dependencies

Example

  1. You have chosen 1 (tiered calculation) and define the following condition items:

Amount Limits    Interest Rate

EUR 0 to 1000    10% debit interest

EUR 0 to 2000    12% debit interest

EUR 0 to 4000    14% debit interest

If the balance is EUR 3,500.00 , interest is calculated on EUR 3,500.00 at 14%.

  1. You have chosen 2 (interval calculation) and define the following condition items:

Amount Limits    Interest Rate

EUR 0 to 1000    10% debit interest

EUR 1000.01 to 2000    12% debit interest

EUR 2000.01 to 4000    14% debit interest

If the balance is EUR 3,500.00 , interest is calculated on EUR 1,000.00 at 10%, on EUR 1,000.00 at 12%, and EUR 1,500.00 at 14%.

  1. You have chosen 3 (Automatic scaled calculation). The basic charge for withdrawals from ATMs is EUR 3.00. For each withdrawal amount of EUR 500.00 , the charge is increased by EUR 1.00.

    Amount                3,00

    Additional Scaling Amount        1.00

    Amount Limit Scaling    500.00

  2. You have chosen 4 (Individual rule). You want to link the charge for a checking account to the average balance of a savings account.

    If the average balance of the savings account is EUR 3,000 or less, a charge of EUR 5 is debited from the customer's checking account.

    Condition rule: average balance > = EUR 3,000.00

  3. You have chosen 5 (multiple rule). You want to link the charge for a checking account to the average balance of a savings account.
    • If the average balance of the savings account is EUR 1,000 or more, there is a charge of EUR 10 that is debited from the customer's checking account.
      • 1. Condition rule: average balance > = EUR 1,000.00
    • If the average balance of the savings account is EUR 2,000 or more, there is a charge of EUR 5 that is debited from the customer's checking account.
      • 2. Condition rule: average balance > = EUR 2,000.00
    • If the average balance of the savings account is EUR 3,000 or more, there is a charge of EUR 3 that is debited from the customer's checking account.
      • 3. Condition rule: average balance > = EUR 3,000.00
  4. You have chosen 6 (Mixed) and define the following condition items:

Amount Limits    Interest Rate

EUR 0 to 1000    10% debit interest

EUR 1000.01 to 2000    12% debit interest

EUR 2000.01 to 3000    14% debit interest

EUR 3000.01 to 4000    16% debit interest

From EUR 4000.01     17% debit interest

The system does the following calculation for a balance of EUR 4,500

Relevant tier -> 17%

The system adds the entry with the next lowest minimum -> 16%

The system calculates the interval from EUR 0-4000 with 16% interest calculation, and from EUR 4000.01 to 4500 with 17% interest calculation.

The system does the following calculation for a balance of EUR 3,500

Relevant tier -> 16%

The system adds the entry with the next lowest minimum -> 14%

The system calculates the interval from EUR 0-3000 EUR with 14% interest calculation, and from EUR 3000.01 to 3500 with 16% interest calculation.

For more information about the mixed tier/interval calculation, see SAP Help Portal under http://help.sap.com -> Editing Interest Rates for Tiered, Interval, and Mixed Tiered/Interval Calculation.

History
Last changed by/on SAP  20130604 
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