Understanding Projection Adjustments

When you run the Projected Rent Generation program (R15660), the system deletes all the information that is associated with rent projection in the Account Balances table (F0902) and replaces it with the newly generated information. Therefore, you must reapply the adjustments to the projected rent that you made prior to the generation. You can do this automatically by running the Reapply Projection Adjustment program (R15665), which updates the F0902 table from the Account Ledger table (F0911).

The R15665 program applies only to the adjustments that you have already entered, reviewed, and posted in the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne General Accounting system before a generation. Therefore, you do not have to run this program regularly.

For example, assume that you projected the rent for a unit with an occupancy gap between leases. Because the gap crossed a calendar year, the system increased the rent by the annual inflation rate for the remainder of the gap. However, you wanted the rent to be inflated for the entire occupancy gap, so you use the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne General Accounting system to adjust the projected rent amount accordingly. However, when you generate projected rent again, you lose the adjustment and you have to run the R15665 program to restore it.