SAP table TRAS (Interval for Days in Arrears)
SAP table TRAS has 2 primary key fields being MANDT,RASID.
If you're only analyzing data from a single SAP instance you may omit field MANT in your relationships as it will we the same across the entire dataset. On the other hand, if you're combining data from multiple SAP instances you need to take MANDT into account.
| Field | Description | Data Type | Length | Decimals | Checktable | Data Element | |||||
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| MANDT | Client | CLNT | 3 | 0 | T000 | MANDT | |||||
| RASID | Interval Identification (Days in Arrears) | CHAR | 4 | 0 | RASID | ||||||
| BZDAT | Reference Date for Interval | CHAR | 1 | 0 | BZDAT_RAS |
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| TAGE1 | Interval Point (Number of Days) | NUMC | 3 | 0 | TAGEN_RAS | ||||||
| TAGE2 | Interval Point (Number of Days) | NUMC | 3 | 0 | TAGEN_RAS | ||||||
| TAGE3 | Interval Point (Number of Days) | NUMC | 3 | 0 | TAGEN_RAS | ||||||
| TAGE4 | Interval Point (Number of Days) | NUMC | 3 | 0 | TAGEN_RAS | ||||||
| TAGE5 | Interval Point (Number of Days) | NUMC | 3 | 0 | TAGEN_RAS |