Functional and data differences between W_GL_BALANCE_F and W_GL_OTHER_F

Hi:
Can some explain what the functional and data-source differences are between W_GL_BALANCE_F and W_GL_OTHER_F? Both seem to group by GROUP_ACCOUNT_NUM.
Thanks.

That is not possible; all transaction in GL Other will end up in GL Balance.
The two tables are essentially having the same data but at different grain. Two main differences:
- GL Other have individual journal transactions; GL Balance have them summarized to the account level.
- GL Other is truly additive since its just individual journal transactions. i.e. you can just sum() any number of transactions and wont double count a trx; GL Balance is a monthly snapshot table. i.e. it provides account balance for all accounts for every month end, so you can never add two snapshots.

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