Re :Table: AR_RECEIVABLE_APPLICATIONS -- Column Name : DISPLAY

Hi Team,
Can you please let me know the significance of the following column : DISPLAY in the table : AR_RECEIVABLE_APPLICATIONS
The following is displayed in eTRM--> Y or N flag to indicate whether this is the latest application
-Sridhar
Edited by: 838391 on Jan 17, 2012 2:34 AM

The following is the answer :
'Displays' field from table AR_RECEIVABLE_APPLICATIONS_ALL is indicating if receipt has been applied by user or not. It happens that an user decide to apply a receipt and then to un-apply it. When he performs un-apply the Display change to N and is not visible on Receipts form anymore.

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