Balance Cube
Balance cubes is major improvement in fusion and are named after the chart of accounts they contain.
A balances cube:
A balances cube:
- Stores financial balances in a multidimensional cube for real time, interactive financial reporting and analysis.
- Is uniquely identified by a combination of the chart of accounts and accounting calendar. Average balances are tracked in a separate balances cube.
- Is automatically synchronized by the following general ledger processes: posting, open period, and translation.
- Consists of a set of defining business entities called dimensions. Dimensions in a cube determine how data is accumulated for reporting and analytical purposes.
• Two dimensions, Chart of Accounts and Scenario, have customer specific dimension values and require user procedures to populate the cube
• Accounting Period, Currency, and Ledger dimensions are customer specific, but are automatically created in the cubes from the changes made in the applicable user interfaces.
• Other dimensions, such as Amount Type and Balance Amount, have only predefined members.
The Transfer General Ledger Balances to Essbase process refreshes standard cube, and average balances cube if enabled, in the General Ledger balances cube.
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