Procedures in this chapter
This table describes the procedures in the Strategic Ledger processing cycle:
Correcting and releasing transaction errors | If transactions have errors, then you can correct them and release them for posting. See Transaction errors. |
Defining Strategic Ledger calendars | Part of defining a ledger requires you to define a calendar. You will define and maintain the period end dates for a Strategic Ledger calendar. You can use a calendar to post Strategic Ledger amounts. See Defining Strategic Ledger calendars. |
Defining ledgers | Strategic Ledger transactions are posted and summarized to a ledger based on the criteria defined in a ledger and the period end dates defined for the calendar. The data you define in a ledger identifies the data that you view in a data mart. See Defining ledgers. |
Posting Strategic Ledger transactions | After you define the ledger, you must post transactions to the ledger. This will summarize one or more transactions to ledgers. See Posting Strategic Ledger transactions. |
Separating Strategic Ledger processing | You can separate processing Strategic Ledger transactions from processing transactions in the application in which you included user analysis values. See Separating Strategic Ledger processing. |
Purging Strategic Ledger information | Use this program to delete transactions that were added in error, are not in use anymore, or contain transaction errors. See Purging Strategic Ledger information. |
After you post ledger transactions, you can use the Analytic Architect application to report Strategic Ledger information. See Using the Strategic Ledger data mart.