Hierarchy
BBPCRM (Software Component) BBPCRM⤷
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JBA (Package) Application developmnet IS-B General Development
Basic Data
| Data Element | JBSFORTREG |
| Short Description | Update for Calculation/Due Date for Interest |
Data Type
| Category of Dictionary Type | D | Domain |
| Type of Object Referenced | No Information | |
| Domain / Name of Reference Type | JBSFORTREG | |
| Data Type | CHAR | Character String |
| Length | 2 | |
| Decimal Places | 0 | |
| Output Length | 2 | |
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Further Characteristics
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| No Input History | ||
| Basic direction is set to LTR | ||
| No BIDI Filtering |
Field Label
| Length | Field Label | |
| Short | 10 | Upd.Rule |
| Medium | 18 | Update Rule |
| Long | 20 | Update Rule |
| Heading | 20 | Update Rule |
Documentation
Definition
Unadjusted
With this setting, the system updates the interest rate period at regular intervals in accordance with the time span entered as the frequency. The due date corresponds to the end of the interest rate period. The shift is entered in the 'workday' field. If either one or both of the dates are shifted to a working day based on the specified calendar, the dates before the shift provide the starting point for the subsequent dates.
Adjusted
With this setting, the system updates the interest rate period at regular intervals in accordance with the time span entered as the frequency. The due date corresponds to the end of the interest rate period. The shift is entered in the 'workday' field. If a criterion for the due date is that it is a working day in the specified calendar, and if this fact results in a shift, the end of the interest rate period is changed so that the interval between the two dates complies with the 'workday shift'. If either one or both of the dates are shifted to a working day based on the specified calendar, the dates before the shift provide the starting point for the subsequent dates.
Regular
With this setting, the system updates both the end of the interest rate period and the due date at regular intervals based on the time span entered as the frequency.
If either one or both of the dates are shifted to a working day based on the specified calendar, the dates before the shift provide the starting point for the subsequent dates.
Fixed-term deposit unadjusted
With this setting, the system updates the interest rate period at regular intervals in accordance with the time span entered as the frequency. If the end of the interest rate period is shifted to a working day in accordance with the specified calendar, this day is the starting point for the next period, that is, the next period is not shortened. The due date corresponds to the end of the interest rate period.
Fixed-term deposit adjusted
With this setting, the system updates the interest rate period at regular intervals in accordance with the time span entered as the frequency. If the end of the interest rate period is shifted to a working day in accordance with the specified calendar, this day is the starting point for the next period, that is, the next period is not shortened. The due date corresponds to the end of the interest rate period. The shift is entered in the 'workday' field.
If a criterion for the due date is that it is a working day in the specified calendar, and if this fact results in a shift, the end of the interest rate period is changed so that the interval between the two dates complies with the 'workday shift'.
Individual date unadjusted
The end dates of the interest rate periods in the first year are entered individually (function: yearly repetition). These dates are then used as a basis for the subsequent years. The shift is entered in the 'workday' field.
Individual date adjusted
The end dates of the interest rate periods in the first year are entered individually (function: yearly repetition). These dates are then used as a basis for the subsequent years.
The due date corresponds to the end of the interest rate period. The shift is entered in the 'workday' field.
If a criterion for the due date is that it is a working day in the specified calendar, and if this fact results in a shift, the end of the interest rate period is changed so that the interval between the two dates complies with the 'workday shift'.
Individual dates
The end dates of the interest rate periods in the first year are entered individually (function: yearly repetition). These dates are then used as a basis for the subsequent years.
History
| Last changed by/on | SAP | 20011002 |
| SAP Release Created in |
