SAP ABAP Data Element VERL_REAL (Method of Loss Realization)
Hierarchy
☛ BBPCRM (Software Component) BBPCRM
   ⤷ CRM-CIC (Application Component) Interaction Center WinClient
     ⤷ KKAG (Package) Period costing individual case
Basic Data
Data Element VERL_REAL
Short Description Method of Loss Realization  
Data Type
Category of Dictionary Type D   Domain
Type of Object Referenced     No Information
Domain / Name of Reference Type VERL_REAL    
Data Type CHAR   Character String 
Length 1    
Decimal Places 0    
Output Length 1    
Value Table      
Further Characteristics
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Basic direction is set to LTR    
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Field Label
  Length  Field Label  
Short 10 Loss Real. 
Medium 15 Loss Realiztion 
Long 20 Loss Realization 
Heading 5 LReal 
Documentation

Definition

Controls how the loss on a deficit order affects the cost of sales.

Use

With a deficit order, results analysis creates reserves for imminent loss for the same amount as the planned loss. These reserves can be allocated to Profitability Analysis.

When this loss is realized, these reserves are used (or reduced) and the cost of sales is increased accordingly. The cost of sales is also allocated to Profitability Analysis.

In revenue-based results analysis (not the POC method), the reserves for imminent loss can be used at the following points:

  • When costs are incurred (costs of category K) or revenue is received
  • When only revenue is received
  • When revenue is received and actual loss is incurred
  • When the cost of sales is created (this point is appropriate when costs of category D are incurred before costs of category K are incurred or revenues received)
  • No loss realization (this means that loss realization is only possible after a status change with one of the other methods of loss realization)

When the POC method is used, the reserves for imminent loss can be used at the following points:

  • When costs are incurred (costs of category K)
  • When the cost of sales is created (this point is appropriate when costs of category D are incurred before costs of category K)

In quantity-based results analysis, the reserves for imminent loss can be used at the following points:

  • When the actual quantity is greater than zero. Reserves for imminent loss are used in proportion to the delivered or invoiced quantity.
  • When the cost of sales is created

History
Last changed by/on SAP  19931130 
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