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 Archiving Rental Units (RE-BD-RU)

Definition

The archiving object RE_RNTL_UN comprises of all data (database tables) due for the archiving of one or several rental units.

Structure

The archiving object RE_RNTL_UN comprises of the following tables:

RE_RNTL_UN: Data base tables

Table

Description

VIMI01

Master data rental unit

VIMI02

Fixture and fittings characteristics

VIMI03

Occupancy history

VIMI08

Apportionment units

VIOB10

Room types

VIOB11

Assignment of room to rental unit

VIOB22

Rooms

VIOB40

Areas

VIOB41

Areas (historical records)

VIMI38

Cost center

VIKOKO

Condition header

VZZKOPO

Condition Items

VIBEPP

Flows for the rental unit (cash flow)

VIZNRN

Assignment of key fields

VZSORT

User-defined fields

VZGPO

Assignment of partners

VIEIGE

Owner

VIOB38

PS assignments

VIOB39

PM assignments

VIOBOV

Third-party objects

SANO1

Address assignment

SANS1

Address

All table contents are archived and deleted

Exception: SANSI (address) tables and VIOB22 (rooms) where contents are only archived and not deleted.

In addition there are the following archiving classes that include several tables:

RE_RNTL_UN: Archiving classes

Archiving class

Tables

Description

TEXT

STXB / STXH / STXL

Memos for the building

CHANGEDOCU

CDCLS / CDHDR

Change documents

STATUS

JCDO / JCDS / JEST / JSTO

Building status

K_TOTAL

CO tables

Superordinate CO data for the buildings

Integration

  • Service charge settlements that affect archived rental units cannot be reversed. Due to this reason, the settlement units affected must have the indicator JLOESCH set to ‘X’ and all account assignment objects/cost collectors have the status DLFL

  • Option rates cannot be calculated for the time periods during which rental units are archived since it is not (no longer) known if the rental unit is opted. For our purposes, this problem is not important. However, if it does occur the option rate can be adjusted manually

  • Owner settlement and debit position vacancy cannot be carried out on archived rental units. This problem is also not important for our purposes since archiving is not applied to periods of time which have not fully elapsed