I am new to SAP and am curious as to what the S and H indicators actually stand for, probably in German? Being American, I am accustomed to D=Debit, C=Credit, which is easy to remember. If I could associate a word with each of the letters S and H, it would make it easier for me to remember which is which. Even if the words were German, that would be very helpful.
Thank you,
Geordon
i always remember them by the fact that they are alphabetically common
H - Credit
S - Debit
H - Haben (Having/Owning?)
S - Soll (Against?)
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Edited by: Clinton Jones on Feb 3, 2012 7:20 PM
Try logging on in German and looking at the data element.
Rob
Both answers were valuable to me. I tried to assign points, but maybe I can't, since I don't have any, myself. In any case, thank you.
The currency in Coffee Corner is ... coffee ![]()
Thomas
P.S. being able to assign points only when having some yourself is an interesting idea, actually...
The message at the top of this thread tells me to use the radio buttons to award points, but I ddid't see any radio buttons before I marked my question as answered, during the marking of it being answered, nor afterwards. I even looked at the instructional page, and couldn'f find anything there, either. Maybe, you are right -- I have to email "Enterprise Java Beans" to everyone?
P.S. being able to assign points only when having some yourself is an interesting idea, actually...
--> Implementing this and reset points of all users to 0.
--> Breaking News: Point fanatics commit suicide en mass!
:-P
You can't assign points in the coffee corner. Delicious Java Beans are welcomed though!