on 10-21-2008 6:57 AM
Hi experts,
recurring documents are occur on a regular basis for business transactions,
Can any one explain the process of t.codes : fbd1 and f.14
Thanks and Regards
Vijaya
Hello Vijaya,
Recurring documents are prepared for those transaction where the amount and period remain same. Ex: Rent, Interest, Building Maintenance etc.,
Steps to be followed:
1.Create recurring doc - FBD1
2.Change recurring doc - FBD2
4.No ranges - FBN1
3.Execute recurring doc - F.14
The following document may help you for recurring config
http://help.sap.com/bestpractices/BBLibrary/documentation/B29_BPP_24_EN_DE.doc
Thanks
Para
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Hi Arjun
I want to know about the recurring documents in sap system.
Thankyou
vij
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Hi
As u Know Recurring Document it self Meant for repeated accuring Transactional Documents, I mean for ex Take Rent We need to pay rent for every month a fixed amount on a fixed date. Correct For this The System Aloows you to post the transactions Automaticallyon regular intervals you mentioned in your recurring document right
Coming to your Question
FBD1-Is To Create a recurring Document-In which you mention the parameters for running the recurring document,&the intervals.
F.14 Is the posting of recurring documents For A Intervals For which you want settle your periodic claims.
hope you got my point for furthur clearification plz feel free to revert
regards
prasanna
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Hi Laxmi gaaru
waht do u want exactly in this
arjun
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