Yes, good point, I will...
Jacques
From: "snowc" <[email protected]>
Hi Jacques, thanks for the response. This question seems like it should be
in the FAQ?
jacques.le.roux wrote:
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Jacques
From: "snowc" <[email protected]>
On more detailed investigation, the ResourceTypes in seed data are:
MONEY
RAW_MATERIALS
LABOR
SERVICES
FINISHED_GOODS
DELIVERED_GOODS
These obviously describe the type of resource. However, the
glAccountClass
and glAccountType seem to be modeling very similar concepts:
glAccountType
ACCOUNTS_RECEIVABLE
ACCOUNTS_PAYABLE
BALANCE_ACCOUNT
BANK_STLMNT_ACCOUNT
UNDEPOSITED_RECEIPTS
MRCH_STLMNT_ACCOUNT
CURRENT_ASSET
FIXED_ASSET
FIXED_ASSET_MAINT
OTHER_ASSET
CREDIT_CARD
CURRENT_LIABILITY
...
glAccountClass:
DEBIT
CREDIT
RESOURCE
ASSET
CURRENT_ASSET
CASH_EQUIVALENT
INVENTORY_ASSET
LONGTERM_ASSET
LIABILITY
CURRENT_LIABILITY
...
What are the differences between these concepts? Why are two entities
required, and not just the one?
Many thanks in advance,
Chris
snowc wrote:
What are the main differences between the following fields?:
glAccountClassId (E.g. "CASH_EQUIVALENT")
glAccountTypeId (E.g. "CURRENT_ASSET")
glResourceTypeId (E.g. "MONEY")
I've read through the ManagerReferenceAccounting, but I'm still a bit
confused.
Many thanks in advance,
Chris
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