Need information: Rev Recgn tables

Dear All,
Iam a functional consultant learning revenue recognition.
Can you pls throw some light on the tables VBREVK,VBREVR,VBREVE in basic terms?
Which process loads data into which tables etc.
What do these tables contain basically?
Thanks,
nsp
Edited by: nsp nsp on Oct 28, 2009 9:24 AM

VBREVR - Shows the documents with the amount of Revenue that need to be recognized.
VBREVK - Shows for each item the Revenue amt recognized and the amount that is yet to be recognised.
VBREVE - It shows the documents at detailed levels splitting the revenue amount into buckets of different period. The BUDAT field will be filled with the date when the revenue is recognized, for the deferred revenue amount it would be empty.
The first 2 tables doesn't have the amount split into periods, but the VBREVE table does.
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