What does Payment terms means in SD

Hello SD Experts
I am implementing a project that requires a report on payment terms of an order. This is a BW project but however, it is an SD report.
I need to know what field represents payment terms in SD tables - header or item table?
Which field also represents complete delivery indicator.
Thank you.

Hi ,
Terms of Payment is defining at the time new customer creation , it is the Key for defining payment terms composed of cash discount percentages and payment periods, It is used in sales orders, purchase orders, and invoices also.
In R/3 Header Table KNVV - Customer Master Sales Data , is containing both of your required fields, check in SE11 Transaction and give the Table name KNVV there you can see what are the technical names and the Description for all available fields.
in your case   standard fields are using than these two are your fields in KNVV Table
Terms of Payment field is               :     ZTREM
Complet delivery for each sales order   : AUTLF
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