What are the tables and field where Cost Center info. is stored ?

Hi Experts,
One of my customer is using the Cost Center / Profit Center and mention the same in all document. Now for particular Incoming Payment customer wants to print the dimention wise details entered in incoming payment as well as out going payment.
Can anybody tell me from which table / fields I can retrive this information ? Particularly in Crystal Report.
Thanking in advance,
Samir Gandhi

No response ?
Does anybody monitoring this or not ?
BR
Samir Gandhi

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