Answer / sanjay

new gl , doc. splitting and parallel accounting.

Answer / chintan

in ECC6 new GL is added functionality which gives one of
the feature is Document Splitting.

Answer / bindu

gl acc doc. splits and functions with parallel accounting
in respect of open line item management

Answer / mangaiah

ECCC 6.0 new feature is :NEW GL

in new gl the concepts are,

1.leading and non leading ledgers

2.online reconciliation from fi to co

3.document splitting

4.segment wise configuration

Answer / malli

ecc 6.0 has 3 new features
1.new general ledger
2.Document splitting
3.Direct reconciliation from fi to co

Answer / asif

NEW GL FUNCTIONALITY

Answer / n.g. srinivasan

in ecc6 there is a special purpose general ledger

Answer / sam

in ECC 6.0, we have a new thing is we show the gl account
at the time of posting of documents. and setting the profit
centers there only.

Answer / phani sirimulla

Simply we can says its New G/L

LSMW itself is a t-code for legacy data transfer.. but what are t codes involved in LSMW

4 Answers   Infosys,

What is open line item management?

0 Answers  

What is the land scape in sap?

0 Answers  

what is as-is and to-be document and how prepared the to-be document

6 Answers   HCL,

What are the common document types in fi?

0 Answers  

What are Data Medium Exchanges for making payments? What are its advantages? How do you configure them?

0 Answers  

Relation between a controlling area and a company code?

0 Answers  

What are the different catagories of cost element?

1 Answers  

what is the use of special g/l accounts

5 Answers  

Explain invoice verification (iv) in sap. : fi- accounts payable

0 Answers  

Explain the purpose of the account type field in the gl master record?

0 Answers  

I want to create a depreciation key for a asset of 5 yrs, straight line method and in the first year it should post only 50% of the depreciation (if Rs 1000 is the actual depreciation amount it should post only Rs 500) and from the next year onwards it should post as normal, that is full depreciation amount.

1 Answers   Philips,