Bank Statement Reconciliation Matching Rules
The Bank Statement Reconciliation Matching Rules view object contains reconciliation matching rules that are used during automatic reconciliation. Each rule determines how the bank statement lines and system transactions are automatically matched.
Data store key : FscmTopModelAM.FinExtractAM.CeBiccExtractAM.ReconMatchingRuleExtractPVO
Primary Keys : ReconMatchingRuleReconMatchingRuleId
Initial Extract Date : ReconMatchingRuleCreationDate
Incremental Extract Date : ReconMatchingRuleLastUpdateDate
Attributes
This table provides the list of exposed attributes and their descriptions.
Name | Description |
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ReconMatchingRuleActiveFlag | Indicates whether the reconciliation matching rule is active. A list of accepted values is defined in the lookup type YES_NO. |
ReconMatchingRuleAmountMatchFlag | Indicates whether the reconciliation matching rule should match on amount. A list of accepted values is defined in the lookup type YES_NO. |
ReconMatchingRuleApSourceFlag | Indicates whether the reconciliation matching rule is used to reconcile payables transactions. A list of accepted values is defined in the lookup type YES_NO. |
ReconMatchingRuleArSourceFlag | Indicates whether the reconciliation matching rule is used to reconcile receivables transactions. A list of accepted values is defined in the lookup type YES_NO. |
ReconMatchingRuleCreatedBy | The user who created the reconciliation matching rule. |
ReconMatchingRuleCreationDate | The date and time when the reconciliation matching rule was created. |
ReconMatchingRuleDateMatchFlag | Indicates whether the reconciliation matching rule should match on date. A list of accepted values is defined in the lookup type YES_NO. |
ReconMatchingRuleDescription | The description of the reconciliation matching rule. |
ReconMatchingRuleExtSourceFlag | Indicates whether the reconciliation matching rule is used to reconcile cash management external cash transactions. A list of accepted values is defined in the lookup type YES_NO. |
ReconMatchingRuleGlSourceFlag | Indicates whether the reconciliation matching rule is used to reconcile journal entry lines. A list of accepted values is defined in the lookup type YES_NO. |
ReconMatchingRuleJoinCondition | The join condition formed from the match criteria. |
ReconMatchingRuleLastUpdateDate | The date and time when the reconciliation matching rule was last updated. |
ReconMatchingRuleLastUpdateLogin | The session login associated with the user who last updated the reconciliation matching rule. |
ReconMatchingRuleLastUpdatedBy | The user who last updated the reconciliation matching rule. |
ReconMatchingRuleMatchType | The matching type of the reconciliation matching rule. A list of accepted values is defined in the lookup type CE_RECON_MATCH_TYPE. |
ReconMatchingRuleMatchingRuleName | The name of the reconciliation matching rule. |
ReconMatchingRuleObjectVersionNumber | The number of times the reconciliation matching rule row has been updated. |
ReconMatchingRulePaySourceFlag | Indicates whether the reconciliation matching rule is used to reconcile payroll transactions. A list of accepted values is defined in the lookup type YES_NO. |
ReconMatchingRuleReconMatchingRuleId | The unique identifier of the reconciliation matching rule. This is the primary key of the Bank Statement Reconciliation Matching Rules view object. |
ReconMatchingRuleReferenceIdMatchFlag | Indicates whether the reconciliation matching rule should match on reconciliation reference. A list of accepted values is defined in the lookup type YES_NO. |
ReconMatchingRuleSeedDataSource | The source or the name of the predefined data file. |
ReconMatchingRuleStmtGroupby | The group by clause on the bank statement line side. It is used in automatic reconciliation. |
ReconMatchingRuleTrxGroupby | The group by clause on the system transaction side. It is used in automatic reconciliation. |
ReconMatchingRuleTypeMatchFlag | Indicates whether the reconciliation matching rule should match on transaction type. A list of accepted values is defined in the lookup type YES_NO. |