This table stores all the single limit requests associated to the different contracts in the application. A request is usually created on the inbooking of a liability. The logic to define the creation of the limit request is placed in the limit system interface.
The different requests are associated to a contract, identified by the pair of fields OBJTYP and OBJINR. To be able to hold more than one request per contract, the different requests per contract are identified by the typ of limit request in field LST and the external id in field EXTID.
| Name | Helptext Description | Data Type | Len | Codetable |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| INR | Internal Unique ID | Text | 8 | |
| OBJTYP | Object Type | Text | 6 | CBOTXT |
| OBJINR | Object INR | Text | 8 | |
| LST | Type of Limit Request | Text | 6 | |
| EXTID | External ID to Identify Request within an Object | Text | 16 | |
| NAM | Name | Text | 40 | |
| CUR | Currency | Text | 3 | CURTXT |
| AMT | Request Amount | Numeric | 18 |
Unique internal ID of a record within the table. The INR is a text field, which is created by retrieving the next valid entry from the counter of this table. The field INR is used to enable links from other tables to this table.
For contractdata the INR also links the two tables xxD and xxT as associated entries hold the same INR.
Identifies the table of the holding contract. This is the same contract the CBE is associated to. Usually 'PTE' as liability is kept in PTE pseudo contracts.
Identification number of the holding contract.
This type is created by the mapping rule MapCbt2Lst in LSCMOD, which maps the CBT of the originating CBE to the LST.
This field holds the external ID used to identify the Contract Balance Sheet entry. This ID is used in the limit system to differentiate between limit requests.
This field is usually filled with information from the Name field of the holding contract.
Currency of the limit request, taken from holding CBE entry.
Amount of the limit request. The amount reflects the balance of the limit request. This balance is initially set by the originating CBE entry. Reductions or modifications can modify this amount later on.