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AP Trial Balance Report Definitions

Description:

Accounts Payable Trial Balance Report Definitions

Parameters

Report Definition

Used tables

fnd_id_flex_segments_vl, xla_tb_definitions_vl, xla_tb_defn_je_sources, gl_ledgers, xla_tb_defn_details, fnd_id_flex_structures_vl, gl_code_combinations_kfv

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Example Report

AP Trial Balance Report Definitions 27-May-2021 170951.xlsx

Report SQL

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Blitz Report™ import options

AP_Trial_Balance_Report_Definitions.xml

AP Trial Balance Report Definitions Report

Executive Summary

The AP Trial Balance Report Definitions report provides a detailed overview of the configurations and rules that govern the Accounts Payable Trial Balance. This report is a critical tool for financial controllers and IT staff, offering insights into how the trial balance is structured, what data sources it uses, and how it is linked to the general ledger. Understanding these definitions is key to ensuring the accuracy and integrity of financial reporting.

Business Challenge

The Accounts Payable Trial Balance is a fundamental financial report, but its underlying configuration can be complex and opaque. This can lead to several challenges:

The Solution

The AP Trial Balance Report Definitions report provides a clear and detailed view of the configurations that underpin the Accounts Payable Trial Balance. This report helps to:

Technical Architecture (High Level)

The report is based on a query of several key tables in the Oracle Financials and Subledger Accounting modules. The primary tables used include:

Parameters & Filtering

The report includes a single parameter that allows you to filter the output by the name of the report definition.

Performance & Optimization

The AP Trial Balance Report Definitions report is designed to be efficient and fast. It uses direct table access to retrieve the data, which is much faster than relying on intermediate views or APIs. The report is also designed to minimize the use of complex joins and subqueries, which helps to ensure that it runs quickly and efficiently.

FAQ

Q: What is a trial balance report definition? A: A trial balance report definition is a set of rules and configurations that determine how the Accounts Payable Trial Balance is calculated and displayed. It specifies the data sources, the accounting flexfield segments, and other parameters that are used to generate the report.

Q: Why is it important to have a clear understanding of the trial balance report definitions? A: A clear understanding of the trial balance report definitions is essential for ensuring the accuracy and integrity of your financial reporting. It can also help you to troubleshoot discrepancies, answer audit queries, and make changes to your trial balance configurations.

Q: Can I use this report to compare the trial balance definitions for different ledgers? A: Yes, you can run the report for different ledgers and then compare the output to identify any inconsistencies in the trial balance definitions.

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