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  • 5C8/5C9 Accounting for Change Transaction - originated by the Store Control module (SIGALOJA)

01. OVERVIEW

What is a change transaction? When configured, the change transaction of the Store Control module happens to generate a payable transaction (outgoing amount) to justify the "change" given to the customer regarding a receipt greater than the original amount.


Accounting:
Accounting will be offline. Therefore, the Accounting routine will be CTBAFIN, (SigaFIN/Miscellaneous/Accounting/Accounting offline), through the standard entries 5C8 and 5C9.

02. CONFIGURATION EXAMPLE

The standard entry 5C8 accounts for the change transaction:

Stand Entry Code (CT5_LANPAD)

5C8

Sequential (CT5_SEQUEN)

001

Description (CT5_DESC)

BANK TRANSACTION - CHANGE

Debit Acc (CT5_DEBITO)

1234

Credit Acc (CT5_CREDIT)

1235

Currency Val 1 (CT5_VLR01)

FK5->FK5_VALOR

History (CT5_HIST)

'5C8:001 Change Bank Tr: ' + FK5->(FK5_BANCO+'/'FK5_AGENCI'/'+FK5_CONTA)

Origin Entry (CT5_ORIGEM)

'5C8:001 Change Bank Tr: ' + FK5->(FK5_BANCO+'/'FK5_AGENCI'/'+FK5_CONTA)


The standard entry 5C9 accounts for the reversal of the change transaction:

Stand Entry Code (CT5_LANPAD)

5C9

Sequential (CT5_SEQUEN)

001

Description (CT5_DESC)

BANK TRANSACTION - CHANGE REVERSAL

Debit Acc (CT5_DEBITO)

1235

Credit Acc (CT5_CREDIT)

1234

Currency Val 1 (CT5_VLR01)

FK5->FK5_VALOR

History (CT5_HIST)

'5C9:001 Change Bank Tr - Reversal: ' + FK5->(FK5_BANCO+'/'FK5_AGENCI'/'+FK5_CONTA)

Origin Entry (CT5_ORIGEM)

'5C9:001 Change Bank Tr - Reversal: ' + FK5->(FK5_BANCO+'/'FK5_AGENCI'/'+FK5_CONTA)


03. TABLES USED

TABLE

DESCRIPTION

FK5

Bank Transactions          

SA6

Banks

SE5

Bank Transaction - In process of discontinuation

SED

Natures




Important

The store change reversal process deletes records from SE5, so it is not recommended to use SE5 to obtain information for this accounting. However, if the change is not reversed, the SE5 record will be positioned in the call for that LP and will have its E5_LA field updated, along with its corresponding record in FK5.

As a general rule, in terms of transactions, use the FK5 table. See more information.