On more detailed investigation, the ResourceTypes in seed data are: MONEY RAW_MATERIALS LABOR SERVICES FINISHED_GOODS DELIVERED_GOODS
These obviously describe the type of resource. However, the glAccountClass and glAccountType seem to be modeling very similar concepts: glAccountType ACCOUNTS_RECEIVABLE ACCOUNTS_PAYABLE BALANCE_ACCOUNT BANK_STLMNT_ACCOUNT UNDEPOSITED_RECEIPTS MRCH_STLMNT_ACCOUNT CURRENT_ASSET FIXED_ASSET FIXED_ASSET_MAINT OTHER_ASSET CREDIT_CARD CURRENT_LIABILITY ... glAccountClass: DEBIT CREDIT RESOURCE ASSET CURRENT_ASSET CASH_EQUIVALENT INVENTORY_ASSET LONGTERM_ASSET LIABILITY CURRENT_LIABILITY ... What are the differences between these concepts? Why are two entities required, and not just the one? Many thanks in advance, Chris snowc wrote: > > What are the main differences between the following fields?: > > glAccountClassId (E.g. "CASH_EQUIVALENT") > glAccountTypeId (E.g. "CURRENT_ASSET") > glResourceTypeId (E.g. "MONEY") > > I've read through the ManagerReferenceAccounting, but I'm still a bit > confused. > > Many thanks in advance, > > Chris > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Accounting-definitions%3A-glAccountClassId%2C-glAccountTypeId%2C-glResourceTypeId-tp25414987p25417951.html Sent from the OFBiz - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
