what is the difference between external banks and internal
banks??
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Answer / roopa pullur
When a bank account is created in Cash Management they are
created as Internal bank Accounts, and the bank accounts
created using the Supplier form or customer form through
are created as External Bank Accounts. To be more specific
when the user defines a new bank account using the supplier
form the information is stored in the IBY_EXT_BANK_ACCOUNTS
and the internal bank accounts are stored in the
CE_BANK_ACCOUNT.
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I think ,There is no such concept like external bank and
Internal bank in 11i,But there are three types of bank you
can conclude like -
1.Internal Bank
2.Customer Bank &
3.Supplier Bank
Where Internal Bank is used for organization.Customer Bank
defin the customer accounts and the supplier bank for
supplier.If any body has any other idea plz rectify me if I
am wrong
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Answer / srini
i though he is expecting ....
Supplier Bank Account Information is called external bank
and Home (self) bank Account information is Internal Bank.
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