- In both contexts, WSHIDAT contains the shipment date of the delivery to control.
- In both contexts, WDLVDAT contains the delivery date to control.
In the table below, the significant content flag indicates that the content matches the context (the current customer is loaded…). It is usually the case for the file containing the header, but not for the file containing the lines…
Table | Significant content | Table Title |
SINVOICE | No | Invoice headers |
SINVOICEV | No | Invoice header valuations |
SINVOICED | No | Invoice lines |
SDELIVERY | No | Delivery header |
SDELIVERYD | No | Delivery line |
SORDER | No | Order headers |
SORDERQ | No | Order line quantities |
BPARTNER | No | BP |
BPCUSTOMER | No | Customers |
BPDLVCUST | No | Ship-to customers |
BPCUSTMVT | No | Customer transactions |
ITMMASTER | No | Products |
TABSIVTYP | Yes | Invoice types |
GTYPACCENT | No | Entry types |
GACCCODE | No | Accounting codes |
GACCOUNT | No | General ledger accounts |
GAUTACE | No | Automatic journals |
GAUTACEF | No | Automatic journal formulas |
GJOURNAL | No | Accounting journals |
TABCOUAFF | No | Sequence number counter assignment table |
TABSIVTYP | No | Customer invoice type table |
SWRKINV | No | Work file |
ACODNUM | No | Document sequence number counter |