Budgets (OBGT,BGT3,BGT2,BGT1)

Question

Hi Experts,
As we know the tables OBGT,BGT1, BGT2, BGT3 are for the Budgets and Cost Centers.
SAP Business One does not allow you to drill down on the specific Cost Center’s Periods (1-12 Months) but only on the G\L Account.
Does the DI API expose the object for the budgets to build a screen to update that drilled down data for the specific Cost Center (BGT3).
The table does have the data but there is now drill down screen to view or edit the data on table BGT3.
Kind Regards,
Brenden Draper

Answer 1

Hi Brenden,
with the actual B1if, we added a B1 object help section (Help -> B1 Object Help).
Please check for following object numbers:
- Budget (object Id = 77):
<BOM>
<!-- DB Table Name: OBGT -->
<BO>
<!-- multiple such elements are allowed -->
<AdmInfo>
<Object>long</Object>
<Version>long</Version>
</AdmInfo>
<QueryParams>
<Numerator>string (db: AbsId, Numeric(11))</Numerator>
</QueryParams>
<Budget>
<row>
<!-- multiple such elements are allowed -->
<ParentAccPercent>double (db: FthrPrcnt, Binary(20))</ParentAccPercent>
<ParentAccountKey>string (db: FatherCode, Alpha(15))</ParentAccountKey>
<TotalAnnualBudgetDebitSys>double (db: DebSTotal, Binary(20))</TotalAnnualBudgetDebitSys>
<TotalAnnualBudgetDebitLoc>double (db: DebLTotal, Binary(20))</TotalAnnualBudgetDebitLoc>
<TotalAnnualBudgetCreditSys>double (db: CredSTotal, Binary(20))</TotalAnnualBudgetCreditSys>
<TotalAnnualBudgetCreditLoc>double (db: CredLTotal, Binary(20))</TotalAnnualBudgetCreditLoc>
<DivisionCode>long (db: BgdCode, Numeric(11))</DivisionCode>
<AccountCode>string (db: AcctCode, Alpha(15))</AccountCode>
<BudgetScenario>long (db: Instance, Numeric(11))</BudgetScenario>
</row>
</Budget>
<Budget_Lines>
<row>
<!-- multiple such elements are allowed -->
<RowDetails>string</RowDetails>
<RowNumber>long</RowNumber>
<BudgetSysTotDebit>double</BudgetSysTotDebit>
<BudgetTotCredit>double</BudgetTotCredit>
<BudgetSysTotCredit>double</BudgetSysTotCredit>
<BudgetTotDebit>double</BudgetTotDebit>
</row>
</Budget_Lines>
<BudgetCostAccounting_Lines>
<row>
<!-- multiple such elements are allowed -->
<DistrRuleCode>string</DistrRuleCode>
<Dimension>long</Dimension>
<DistrRuleDebitLC>double</DistrRuleDebitLC>
<DistrRuleDebitSC>double</DistrRuleDebitSC>
<DistrRuleCreditLC>double</DistrRuleCreditLC>
<DistrRuleCreditSC>double</DistrRuleCreditSC>
</row>
</BudgetCostAccounting_Lines>
</BO>
</BOM>
- BudgetDistribution (object Id = 78):
<BOM>
<!-- DB Table Name: -->
<BO>
<AdmInfo>
<!-- multiple such elements are allowed -->
<Object>long</Object>
<Version>long</Version>
</AdmInfo>
<QueryParams>
<!-- multiple such elements are allowed -->
<DivisionCode>string</DivisionCode>
</QueryParams>
<BudgetDistribution>
<!-- multiple such elements are allowed -->
<row>
<!-- multiple such elements are allowed -->
<Description>string</Description>
<BudgetAmount>double</BudgetAmount>
<January>double</January>
<February>double</February>
<March>double</March>
<April>double</April>
<May>double</May>
<June>double</June>
<July>double</July>
<August>double</August>
<September>double</September>
<October>double</October>
<November>double</November>
<December>double</December>
</row>
</BudgetDistribution>
</BO>
</BOM>
Please try it, if you're able to use these objects.
Best regards
Bastian