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Purpose
This document will outline the FI archiving objects and the conditions required for archiving in Financial Accounting.
Overview
In order to archive certain checks are carried out on the system. These checks vary depending on what data is being
archived. This document will mention useful transactions, customising and checks involved in archiving.
Archiving Objects
The archiving object defines what can be archived and what can be deleted from the archive. The archiving object
ensures that all data for a business object is archived together.
In Financial Accounting there are the following archiving objects:
Transaction AOBJ also gives a good overview of the customising required for each accounting object.
G/L Accounts, Customers or Vendors: Has the deletion indicator been set in the master data? Have the transaction
figures and documents been archived or are they still on the system?
Documents: Has the account type life been maintained (transaction OBR7)? Has the document type been maintained
(transaction OBR8)? Are the items cleared in the case of open item managed accounts? You can also use transaction
FB99 to check whether a document can be archived or not.
Only cleared items or items without open item management are taken into consideration. Open items are only archived if
they are not cleared on the local system (distribution via ALE, "External account management" is set in the master record
of the respective G/L account). The validation of the account type life (G/L account) according to table T071 must be
fulfilled.
You must clear those documents before you want to archive them.
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Komentarze 2
Arvind Pereira
Hi Louise,
What are the functional checks between the fi and co that come into play while archiving?
thanks
Arvind Leo Pereira