GLSEGBLOCK – General Ledger Segment Block

System
General Ledger (GL)
Prefix
GSB
Primary key
GLT-OBJ-ID
Fields
2
Updated by
12 programs
Referenced by
1 program

GLSEGBLOCK is the General Ledger Segment Block table in Lawson General Ledger (prefix GSB). It is indexed by GLT-OBJ-ID (GSBSET1). It is updated by GL146, GL197, GL300, GL40.1, GL40.2, GL40.3, GL40.6, GL40.7 and 4 more and referenced by GL240. The table has 2 fields, 1 index and 0 documented relations.

About GLSEGBLOCK

The General Ledger User Analysis (GLSEGBLOCK) file store profitability ledger information associated with a transaction.

Fields (2)

Column = COBOL field name without the GSB- prefix, hyphens → underscores. Derived fields are computed by the application and are not stored.

Field / columnTypeDescription & valuesUpdated by
GSB-GLT-OBJ-ID PK
GLT_OBJ_ID
Numeric 12This is the object identifier. It is used to relate commitments or posted transactions back to the originating subsystems. Each subsystem record that is updated as a commitment or posted transaction is assigned an object identifier. The object identifier is maintained in the subsystem files and in the Activity Commitments Detail and Activity Transaction files. The object identifier is a unique key used to drill back from Activity Management to the subsystems.GL146, GL197, GL40.1, GL40.2, GL40.3, GL40.6, GL40.7, GL40.8 +3 more
GSB-SEGMENT-BLOCK
SEGMENT_BLOCK
Alpha 103This field identifies the user analysis values included in the transaction. You can either type up to four values or use Define (F6) to open the User Analysis Entry subform. Use this subform to select the user analysis values you want to include in the transaction. If you choose to type values, use commas to separate them. For example: value1,value2,value3,value4 There are three conditions that affect how you can select user analysis values. See the User Analysis Entry form help or the Strategic Ledger procedures manual for additional information.GL146, GL197, GL40.1, GL40.2, GL40.3, GL40.6, GL40.7, GL40.8 +3 more

Indexes (1)

Keys marked * are descending. Every documented Lawson index is unique unless flagged Duplicates; Subset indexes carry a Where condition.

IndexKeysFlagsConditionUsed in
GSBSET1GLT-OBJ-IDPrimaryGL146, GL197, GL240, GL300, GL40.1, GL40.2, GL40.3, GL40.6 +5 more

Programs

Updated by (12)

Referenced by (1)