You use this program to view details of the source entries of transactions to the General Ledger module as well as those created from within the General Ledger itself.
The source of the ledger journal can be from a sub-module, such as Accounts Payable, Cash Book, Inventory, etc., or from a General Ledger journal.
Field | Description |
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Notes | Select this to use the Notepad Editor program to view and maintain free format text for the currently displayed journal. |
Column | Description |
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Journal date | This indicates the date captured on the journal header. |
Source code | The source code indicates the source of transactions in the General Ledger. |
Reference | This indicates the reference entered on the journal header. |
Ledger period | This indicates the ledger period to which the journal details must be posted. This is the period defined against the journal header. |
Total entries | This indicates the number of entries for the journal. These entries are displayed in the General Ledger Journal Entries listview. |
Source |
The source code indicates the source of transactions in the General Ledger. The source code is defined by the system for all normal journals except for User-defined and Recurring journals. |
Status |
This indicates the current status of the journal and can be one of the following:
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Operator | This indicates the operator who captured or last changed the journal. |
The details of the individual entries which make up the journal are displayed in this listview.
You can access this program by:
Within the GL Query program you can zoom on two types of information:
Information from modules that are integrated to the General Ledger. These include: Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, Inventory Control, Cash Book and Work in Progress.
If your modules are linked to the General Ledger in Summary, (General Ledger Integration - General Ledger tab) and the integration method against the individual General Ledger code is not set to Detail transactions (GL Structure Definition), then you will be unable to zoom on the journals that originated in the sub modules. |
Regardless of whether you can perform a zoom on an integrated module, you can always zoom on the General Ledger Journal (header and detail information) that was created to record the transaction in General Ledger.