Steps to create a budget Journals

Hi
I am struggling to create a budget journals and i need some helps.
I have defines my budget and budget organisation but when i go to budget journals to create a new Budget journal hit cant do it.
Am sure am missing a couple of steps along the way.
Any help will be appreciated, useful documentation on budget and posting will be appreciated.

Hi.
Also what and why combination accounts so important?<My friend, if you don't know the anwer to this question you are really in trouble. Almoust all Oracle General Ledger functions have to do with account combinations. Journals, balances, budgets, etc. are stored in the database with a reference to the CCID (code combination id).
But let's see your problem again.
Please check again in Accounts/Combinations if the combination exists and if the flag Enabled, Allow Budgeting and Allow Posting are all enabled. Then check each one of the segment values to see if they are enabled and none of them has an end date on it. Also check if each segment has the 'Allow Budgeting" field set to 'Yes'.
Let me know your findings.
Octavio

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    &#61656;     Then click on the Remote Logon then we go to BW server give RFC – SM59 & click create. Then give the server name which is at the bottom right corner give it then give the no, name, password in logon Security save it & test connection & then remote logon.
    &#61656;     R/3 - B W - R/3
    &#61656;     Logical connection source system connection is used to transfer the data from R/3 to BW. Go to BW system& click RSA1 go to source system option go to top to the source systems right click on it. Then click create then a screens opens then.
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    &#61656;     Select the option manual then a screen appears RFC Destination, Logical source name then click OK  then it goes to opens other screen save it test connection then remote login then it go back to the then a screen opens then click only activate.
    &#61656;     BW &#61664; RS1 &#61664; SOURCE SYSTEM &#61664; CREATE MANUAL AUTOMATIC CELL
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    regards
    ashwin

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