Uses of attributes (AC/BR/GB)
An object type identifies where you can use an attribute. It is important to associate each attribute with at least one object type. Object types are Lawson-defined. This table lists the object types that can be associated with attributes in Project Accounting and Grant Management:
Object type | For attributes assigned to |
---|---|
ACTVY | Activities |
ACTRN | Activity transactions |
ACGRP | Activity group |
ACCAT | Account category (summary or detail) |
GMGRT | Grants |
Note: You can use an attribute with more than one object type.
You can also associate these additional object types with attributes in other Lawson applications:
Object type | For attributes assigned to | In this application |
---|---|---|
ACCNT | Accounts |
General Ledger Inventory Control Purchase Order |
ACCTU | Accounting units |
General Ledger Inventory Control Purchase Order |
ACCAT | Account categories (summary or detail) | Project Accounting |
ACGRP | Activity group | Project Accounting |
ACTRN | Activity transactions | Project Accounting |
ACTVY | Activities | Project Accounting |
ASSET | Assets | Asset Management |
CSHCD | Cash Code | Cash Management |
CUST | Customer |
Accounts Receivable Order Entry Billing Warehouse |
GLTRN | General Ledger transactions | General Ledger |
GMGRT | Grants | Grant Management |
ITEM | Item |
Inventory Control Purchase Order Order Entry Warehouse Production Order |
LEASE | Leases | Lease Management |
ANLYS | User analyses | Strategic Ledger |
SLTRN | Strategic Ledger transactions | Strategic Ledger |
VENDR | Vendor |
Accounts Payable Invoice Matching Purchase Order |
Note: Ignore the object types: AMBKS, AMITM, APVND,
ICLOC, ICITM, and POBUY. These object types are used only by Lawson-defined
data mart attributes, which users cannot assign.