What happened to the JSDoc Index?

As of yesterday, it looks like the XSJS documentation is missing from the site. I had bookmarked it at http://help.sap.com/hana/SAP_HANA_XS_JavaScript_Reference_en/index.html.
Any guidance on its new location is much appreciated.
Thanks,
Bill

Thomas,
Talk about blazing response time. I hope the good folk in internal IT are as responsive as you. Thanks very much.
Bill

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Hi,
When ever we clear the document(Complete payment) that document will be moved to BSAD table. Other wise it will remain in BSID.
If u are making partial payment then all the partial payment documents along with original document will be stored in BSID till u made the complete payment for that invoice.
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Irrespective of complete or partial payments made all the documents will remain stored in BKPF and BSEG tables.
BSID and BSAD are index tables to address performance issues with BKPF and BSEG tables.
So all open and cleared documents will be there in BKPF and BSEG tables.
All cleared documents will be there in BSAD table.
Alll open documents will be there in BSID table.
Hope it is clear.
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