DMBE2 is a standard field within SAP Cluster table bseg that stores LC2 amount information. These details can also be found quickly in the future by simply searching on the SAP object name BSEG-DMBE2 or its description.

What is Bseg?

BSEG is a standard Financial Accounting Cluster Table in SAP FI application, which stores Accounting Document Segment data. Below you can view the Table Structure, columns(fields), SAP Wiki pages, discussion threads, related TCodes, FMs, ABAP Reports, BW Datasources, and Authorization Objects for BSEG.

What is the local currency in SAP?

The local currency is the currency of the company code which represents the legal entity in a ‘standard’ SAP configuration. This currency is used to comply with local tax reporting requirements as well as representing the functional currency as seen in FAS 52 or IAS 21.

What tables make up Bseg?

The following tables can be used with BSEG:

  • BSID – Accounting: Secondary Index for Customers (Open Items)
  • BSAD – Accounting: Secondary Index for Customers (Cleared Items)
  • BSIK – Accounting: Secondary Index for Vendors (Open Items)
  • BSAK – Accounting: Secondary Index for Vendors (Cleared Items)

What is difference between DOC currency and local currency?

In laymans words, document currency is the currency that is applied for the document and local currency is the currency where the document is generated. Example : An Indian company does a posting for a Sale of goods in USA. In this case the document currency would be USD and the Local currency would be INR.

What is the meaning of local currency?

In economics, a local currency is a currency that can be spent in a particular geographical locality at participating organisations. Such currencies may not be backed by a national government nor be legal tender.

What does Bseg table contain?

BSEG stores the line items for accounting documents. Accounting documents make up the financials of your organisation. Header lines are stored in table BKPF. The link between BSEG and BKPF is made on fields MANDT, BUKRS, GJAHR, BELNR.

How BKPF connect to Bseg?

You should set up the BKPF table as the first table or the parent table, and then specify the BSEG table. By default, Direct Link should link the two tables by Company Code, Fiscal Year and Document Number. Accept those 3 fields to link the tables.

What is SAP spot rate?

Spot Rate: – Spot rate is nothing but the rates for a currency pair on a specific key date different to the day before. The exchange rate is a way to calculate the differences between the local currency and transaction currency.

What is domestic currency?

The domestic currency is that which is legal tender in the economy and issued by the monetary authority for that economy, or for the common currency area to which the economy belongs.