Periodic reposting-distrribution-assessment

Hi
can any one explain precisely the difference between periodic reposting-distribution and assessment.
thanx
maunami

Differences between
periodic reposting and distribution are due to information content and
performance.
For periodic reposting, no separate credit record is written
on the sender for the cost element in the summary report.
Instead, the totals
record for the cost element is reduced on the debit side, which means
that the original debit amount can no longer be checked there ("unclean
credit").
However, during
distribution, the system writes a totals record for the credit ("clean credit").
The information on the
receiver is the same for periodic reposting and
distribution ("clean debit").
Compared with periodic reposting, during distribution,
the system also updates the partner in the totals record for the sender.
This means that the
partner can be displayed in the information system on the totals record
level.
As
fewer totals records are written during periodic reposting, performance is better than during distribution.

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