SAP ABAP Data Element ORIGFUNC (Origin of Function Module)

Hierarchy

☛ IS-UT (Software Component) SAP Utilities/Telecommunication
   ⤷ IS-U-BI (Application Component) Contract Billing
     ⤷ EE20_CROSS_CONTRACT_BILLING (Package) IS-U: Copy Templates for Cross-Contract Billing

Basic Data

Data Element	ORIGFUNC
Short Description	Origin of Function Module

Data Type

Category of Dictionary Type	D	Domain
Type of Object Referenced		No Information
Domain / Name of Reference Type	ORIGFUNC
Data Type	CHAR	Character String
Length	10
Decimal Places	0
Output Length	10
Value Table

Further Characteristics

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Parameter ID	ORIGFUNC
Default Component name	ORIGIN OF FUNC.MOD
Change document	☑
No Input History	☐
Basic direction is set to LTR	☐
No BIDI Filtering	☐

Field Label

	Length	Field Label
Short	10	Origin
Medium	15	Origin
Long	20	Origin
Heading	10	Origin

Documentation

Definition

You can assign values to the operands of a rate in the rate facts. In the rate facts, you specify the operand values with reference to a rate fact group. You can also maintain the operands for several rate fact groups. This allows you to bill several customers differently while using the same rate.

Example

• Rate T100 contains a step that valuates the consumption of a register with a price. The price operand is called PREISOP1.
• In the rate facts, you assign the following price keys to the PREISOP1 operand:
  Rate fact group Operand Operand value (price key)
  0001 PREISOP1 PA
  0002 PREISOP1 PB
  0003 PREISOP1 PC
• You create the rate type TA and assign the rate T100 to rate type TA in rate determination.
• During the installation of a device for billing purposes, you specify the rate type TA with a rate fact group for the consumption register. This has the following effect on billing:
• The consumption register with rate type TA and rate fact group 0001 is valuated with price PA.
• The consumption register with rate type TA and rate fact group 0002 is valuated with price PB.
• The consumption register with rate type TA and rate fact group 0003 is valuated with price PC.

Additional Comments

• You can assign values to all operands, not just price operands, using the rate fact groups.
• You must specify a rate fact group when you maintain the rate facts. There are no operand values that apply to all rate fact groups.
• When you enter a rate type for a register or device, in the rate facts or installation facts, the rate is determined internally. You have to maintain a rate fact group together with the rate type. The system checks that the rate facts exist for the rate fact group. Example: If you enter a rate type with which the above rate T100 is found, only the rate fact groups 0001, 0002 and 0003 are permitted.

  Exception: The rate does not have any rate facts (for example, because all the operand values are taken from the installation facts). In this case, you leave the rate fact group blank.

• In billing of a contract, the rate fact group must be the same for each rate. Example: The installation for a contract contains two consumption registers. If both registers contain the same rate type, you must use the same rate fact group in both cases. If each of the registers is billed with a different rate, you can use different rate fact groups.

History

Last changed by/on	SAP	20050224
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