SLA Part 2 Entities - Event Class - Event Types.pdf

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Tuesday, 30 November 2010 00:00 Anil Passi

SLA Part 2 Entities - Event Class - Event Types

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In this article you understand some of the basics fabrics/terminology used in SLA, i.e.

Entities, Event Classes and Event Types. It is important for you to

understand the variables within SLA engine which influence

whether an accounting entry needs to be generated for a specific

event within subledger like Payables or Receivables. For example

in Procurement, there may be a need to generate accounting

whenever a Purchase Order is encumbered. In case of SLA, the

activity of "Encumbrance" against a Purchase Order is known as

Event Type.

Likewise when a Payables Invoice is Validated, then you may want to create an

accounting entry. In this case the "Invoice Validation" is an "Event Type". And your

accounting rules for Invoice Validation will be attached against this specific "Event

Type".

For Payables, an INVOICE transaction and a PAYMENT transactions are known as

Entities within SLA.

Entities can be subdivided into various "Event Classes", for example Credit Memo,

Debit Memo, Expense Reports, Invoices etc.

Further to this, against the Event classes we define Event Types, for example,

whenever your Invoice is validated or cancelled or adjusted, you may want some

specific accounts in the General Ledger to be impacted. Event types are therefore the

types/list of events against transactions which you wish to account for in General

Ledger.

This is explained in the diagram below.

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Advantage of SLA in R12 x 11i

written by Charles Mafra , November 30, 2010

As Anil, is saying, one advantage of R12 is the identifier column, which helps developer to create

better and easier reports to drilldown data and link them back to the sources (modules).

In 11i, we need to rely on the reference columns and figure it out how to map this back to a PO or

Invoice for instance. Now with R12, using the proper XLA tables, it is easier to drilldown.

Keep teaching us Anil! You are great

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Excellent documentswritten by Arun Reddy , December 23, 2010

Dear Anil,

All of your documents are excellent. Basics are taught well.

Many thanks for your initiatives to help others.

Keep posting.

Best Regards,

Arun Reddy D.

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written by Kavi Prabhakar , January 06, 2011

This is a wonderful article and provided very good insights about Events, Event Types and

Entities with in SLA. Keep it up!.


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written by Alan , April 07, 2011

This is a great article and also provided very much detailed explanation and screen. Thank you

very much.

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Understanding SLAwritten by Shrikant Karnik , May 09, 2011

This is a good document on explaining the concept of Entity, Event class and Event Type.

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written by Eswari , November 01, 2011

I like all your articles especially related to functional

When I went for an interview they asked me some question I told them just type Anil Passi they

were all started laughing

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