C_ResetClearing
Reset clearings
C_ResetClearing is a Consumption CDS View that provides data about "Reset clearings" in SAP S/4HANA. It reads from 2 data sources (I_AccountingDocument, I_OperationalAcctgDocItem) and exposes 7 fields with key fields CompanyCode, FiscalYear, AccountingDocument, AccountingDocumentItem.
Data Sources (2)
| Source | Alias | Join Type |
|---|---|---|
| I_AccountingDocument | Header | inner |
| I_OperationalAcctgDocItem | ReopenedItem | from |
Annotations (12)
| Name | Value | Level | Field |
|---|---|---|---|
| AbapCatalog.sqlViewName | CAGRC | view | |
| AbapCatalog.compiler.compareFilter | true | view | |
| AbapCatalog.preserveKey | true | view | |
| AccessControl.authorizationCheck | #CHECK | view | |
| EndUserText.label | Reset clearings | view | |
| ClientHandling.algorithm | #SESSION_VARIABLE | view | |
| AccessControl.personalData.blocking | #NOT_REQUIRED | view | |
| ObjectModel.usageType.sizeCategory | #XXL | view | |
| ObjectModel.usageType.dataClass | #MIXED | view | |
| ObjectModel.usageType.serviceQuality | #D | view | |
| VDM.viewType | #CONSUMPTION | view | |
| Metadata.ignorePropagatedAnnotations | true | view |
Fields (7)
| Key | Field | Source Table | Source Field | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KEY | CompanyCode | I_OperationalAcctgDocItem | CompanyCode | Receiver Company Code |
| KEY | FiscalYear | I_OperationalAcctgDocItem | FiscalYear | G/L Fiscal Year |
| KEY | AccountingDocument | I_OperationalAcctgDocItem | AccountingDocument | Journal Entry |
| KEY | AccountingDocumentItem | I_OperationalAcctgDocItem | AccountingDocumentItem | Posting View Item |
| DebitCreditCode | I_OperationalAcctgDocItem | DebitCreditCode | Single-Character Flag | |
| CreationDate | I_AccountingDocument | AccountingDocumentCreationDate | Journal Entry Date | |
| CreationTime | I_AccountingDocument | CreationTime | Time of Change |
Derived SQL interpretation, reconstructed from the parsed view metadata (data sources, associations, and field mappings). SAP annotations are omitted and the structure is reformulated as SQL — this is a functional approximation, not the verbatim SAP source.
-- Derived SQL interpretation of CDS view C_ResetClearing.
-- Reconstructed from parsed metadata (data sources, associations, fields).
-- SAP annotations are omitted and the structure is reformulated as SQL;
-- this is a functional approximation, not the verbatim SAP source. Some join
-- conditions may be unavailable and a few CDS constructs are kept as-is.
-- SQL view name: CAGRC
CREATE VIEW C_ResetClearing AS
SELECT
ReopenedItem.CompanyCode AS CompanyCode,
ReopenedItem.FiscalYear AS FiscalYear,
ReopenedItem.AccountingDocument AS AccountingDocument,
ReopenedItem.AccountingDocumentItem AS AccountingDocumentItem,
ReopenedItem.DebitCreditCode AS DebitCreditCode,
Header.AccountingDocumentCreationDate AS CreationDate,
Header.CreationTime AS CreationTime
FROM I_OperationalAcctgDocItem AS ReopenedItem
INNER JOIN I_AccountingDocument AS Header ON /* join condition not captured in parsed metadata */
;
Learn More
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