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C&P Data Dictionary: JE
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WORKSHEETS
JE is the data file that stores the Journal Entries. Each JE record contains a single Journal Entry. It is a lookup file used primarly on Detailed G/L reports (e.g., Audit Trail and Income Statement). Each JE record has fields for the type of entry (i.e., JE_KIND, JE_REF, etc.), when and who added (i.e., JE_DATE, JE_POSTED, JE_PERIOD, ) and accounting / job data (i.e., JE_CREDIT, JE_DEBIT, JE_DESC) for each Journal Entry. These detail fields are updated when entries are posted.See related data files: ACCOUNTS AP AR CHECKS PAYMENTS
Field Name:
Type:
Length:
Index:
Description:
JE_SEQ
sequence
x
sequence #
JE_DATE
date
x
entry date from invoice, check, etc.
JE_REF
char
15
x
invoice, check, payment number
JE_POSTED
date
x
date posted into G/L
JE_DESC
char
32000
description
JE_DEBIT
number
2dp
debit amount
JE_CREDIT
number
2dp
credit amount
JE_AC_NUM
number
2dp
x
account number
JE_PERIOD
number
0dp
x
accounting period
JE_JOB_NUM
char
10
x
job number
JE_CLIENT_NUM
char
10
x
client number
JE_RECONCILE
number
2dp
x
key for bank reconciliation (100000=not cleared)
JE_SOURCE
integer
x
source (0=General/1=AP/2=AR/3=CK/4=PMT)
JE_ADDED_BY
char
4
who added this?
JE_ADDED_WHEN
date
when was this JE added?
JE_VENDOR_NUM
char
10
x
vendor number
JE_AUTO_REV
integer
auto-reverse?
JE_AUTO_ACC
integer
auto-accrural JE?
JE_TEMP_REC
integer
temporarily reconciled?
JE_KIND
integer
0=user/1=auto-rev/2=WIP/3=recurring 4=adjusting/5=clearing
JE_PAY_BATCH
char
10
Batch ID for client payments
JE_GL_REC
integer
G/L reconciliation - period
JE_EXPORTED short date 1980..2079date exported (for SQL only)
LEGEND:
Type indicates whether a field contains characters (i.e., "char") which contains any combination of letters or numbers, numbers (which has a set number of decimal places), or integers (i.e., numbers that range from 0 to 255 only).
Length shows the size of a field. Character fields have lengths that are fixed, depending on their purpose. Description and note fields have a length of 32000, which make them variable-length; their actual size depends on how much data is entered into them.
Index indicates fields that are indexed in the database, which makes them key fields for finding and sorting data. For best performances on reporting and exporting, searches should made on index fields first.
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