House Bank address & swift code

Hi All
We have configured the house bank in development system and moved to QA 300, but Bank address & swift code is not moved to QA300. Remaining House bank, Bank country and Bank Key are moved successfully.
what was the reason swift code & Bank address is not moved to QA300.
Regards
K.Gunasekar

Hi Gunasekar,
The address in bank Key is actually not transported normally. You need to do some setting in the transport request to transport it to the next system.
Transportation of BNKA table:-
Step 1 Double click on created request.
Step 2 Open the tab Objects, Enter R3TR, TABU and BNKA in the column Program ID, Object Type and Object Name.
Step 3 Double Click on BNKA Object name and and enter * for table contents.
Now Transport as usual and the address data will also get transported.
Regards,
SAPFICO

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Hi SAP Gurus,
We added a new house bank in FBZP and entered all the necessary info, cocode, house bank, bank country, bank key, swift code, address, etc. However, when we moved the config to QA, the bank address is missing in the config that made it to QA. All the following tables are in our transport: T012, T012D, T012K and T012T.
We went back to our DEV box, entered the address again and manually triggered a transport. Still the complete bank address is missing in QA. Although we can manually insert the bank address in production. My question is, is there any reason why our transport is not allowing the bank address to be included or should the address be updated using Fi02? And shouldnu2019t FI12 directly update table BNKA? We are on ECC6 platform.
Thanks,
Keen

Hi keen,
Address data in a Bank Key can be transported but there is a special way of transporting the request to make sure that Address data is transferred to the QE0/PE0 clients.
Follow the steps below:-
1. Double click on the created transport request in SE10.
2. Go to the Objects tab, and enter R3TR, TABU and BNKA in the 2nd 3rd and the 4th coulumn.. Pro_, Obj_, Object Name.
3. Now double click on BNKA Object name and enter * for table contents under table keys.
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Regards,
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HOUSE BANK - Account ID, Bank Key, Swift Code

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I hv doubt in customisation of a house bank. While configuring a house bank, we need:-
1) Account ID
2) Bank Key
3) Swift Code
could anybody please explain what is the role of these 3 items when we run Automatic Payment Programme & manual bank reconcialtion of any house bank.
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Hello Deepak,
I try to explai as my best:
1) Account ID:
This is uinique ID for bank a/c no. To identify ur bank under same house bank. here u will be giving the gl a/c for each bank. for ex:
In SBI u have one current a/c and one loan a/c. u will create one SBI house bank and two a/c id's which is for current a/c and loan a/c.
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This is an identification for ur house bank. i.e. each branch will have a unique bank key. thats how u will identify the house banks.
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I have two house banks in one company code. Both have the same account numbers but different bank keys. When I load the EBS file, checks of only one house bank are getting cleared. Is there any way I could accomodate both the house banks. I use alogorithm 011, and the EBS is in BAI2 file format.
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Hello Subhadra, I'm sorry, I should've said join of LFBK and BNKA. The fields for the join will be the bank country(BANKS) and bank key (BANKL).
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PLD Problem: House Banks

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I have a problem with designing PLD using BP default house bank,House Bank and Banks table. How do we display the following fields?
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2)     House Bank Address
3)     Account Number
4)     Swift Code
5)     IBAN no
The above record is in relation to the Sales Order document and has to be used in the output document.
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3)     House Bank: Street
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Bank that your company used for banking purposes.
It is also the first step for configuring your Account Payable Modules.
FI12 - Configure House Bank
House Banks
First Step: We first create House Banks. These are the banks for
your clients. Your client uses these for its banking transactions. One House Bank can have multiple bank accounts assigned
to it.
During the implementation one can try to rationalize both, the Banks and the Accounts.
A House Bank has
a Unique Bank Key. Bank Keys differ by each country's norms. The US Bank Key is called ABA (American Banking Association)
number. Normally each House Bank can have its own Company Code. In some cases, where the Banks use a different ABA key for
paper Transactions and a different one for Electronic Transactions, you Create Two House Banks instead of one for One
Physical Bank. Also, Two Bank Accounts will be created for a Single GL Account.
T-Code: FI12
Menu Path:
Financial Accounting > General Ledger Accounting > Bank-Related Accounting > Bank Accounts > Define House Banks
Config
Steps:
A House Bank is tied to a Company Code and each Bank Account is tied to a House Bank. So first we Select the
Company Code for which the House Bank is to be created.
The Create Bank icon is clicked and it brings up a pop up for
House Bank Identifier and House Bank Country. House Bank ID is a number decided by you. You can specify a number based on
your numbering conventions.
The Next screen requires entry of the Bank Key - the ABA number is the House Bank country
selected was US. On this screen you also enter the House Bank Address data as well Control Data - comprising of SWIFT COde,
Bank Group and Bank Number.
Once the House Bank data has been entered and filled up, you click on Bank Accounts and
you are taken to the screen to configure the Bank Accounts. On the Next screen click on the "Create Acct" icon.
A pop
up comes up where you enter the House Bank Identifier in your system as well as the Bank Account identifier in your system
along with a text description. Once this is done, we get to the main screen where we enter the following
data:
Bank Account: The Bank Account given BY the Bank.
Altern. Acct No.: This field is used when two
accounts at the same bank use the same account number. This situation may arise when the bank manages the accounts in two
different currencies. This field has a different number than the Bank Account field.
Currency: This is the
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is a Checking or Savings account. The key is 01 for Checking and 02 for Savings. The Default value is checking account if
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Discount Account: If the company uses the Bill of Exchange facility then we enter the
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Accounts.
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Confirmed Cash,
Floating Cash out, and
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in
is available for the company on a particular day.
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for each Bank Account. It is also important to leave room for additional clearing accounts that may be needed in future.
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ending with 0 for each Confirmed Cash Balance (eg: 110000); each deposit clearing account will end up with a 1 (110001); each
outgoing check clearing account will end with a 2. each outgoing ACH account will end with a 3 and each outgoing wire
account may end up with a 4.
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If the company has a MICR printer then a blank
check lot can be used for Payables. The check lot determines the check number that is used on payments.
The first
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Menu Path: Financial Accounting >
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Management > Define Number Ranges for Checks
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and the Account ID for which the checks are being created (?)
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can have any number of Void Reason codes. There should be at least one Void reason Code configured in the
system.
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users are only assigned Manual.
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This step determines how to process
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The
configuration occurs in table T042 and other variations of table T042 that end in a letter.
T-Code:
FBZP
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Payments > Automatic Outgoing Payments > Payment Method/Bank Selection > Configure Payment Program
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Thanks,
Reddy

Hi
For EDI you hv to follow this
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Warm Regards,
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House bank is the bank through which your company is dealing all their financial transaction.
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regards,
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see these links for your refernece
http://sapexperts.blogspot.com/2007/01/bank-accounts.html
http://www.answers.com/topic/international-bank-account-number
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