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Business Message Listing Transmission Schedule AccountClassification Ckey [0..1] Library Resource Documentation Data Dictionary and Change Log Data Dictionary Attribute DataDictionary Element DataDictionary Ckey Data Documents Download the Mind Map Browse the Mind Map Data Listing Help Basic Help Generic Help Downloads Published Releases Current FMS Business Message Release Archived Releases Release 4.5 Release 4.4 Release 4.3 Release 4.2.1 Release 4.2 Release 4.1 Release 4.0 Release 3.0 Release 2.2 Release 2.1 Expand All Collapse All

Element Information Name Ckey Definition A C-KEY is an abbreviation for classification key which is a unique agency accounting code assigned to a transaction. Agencies will establish C-Keys in SAM for collection transactions that will be used to derive the appropriate values of TAS-BETC(s). Namespace urn:us:gov:treas:fms:BusinessTransaction:v4.6 Cardinality [0..1] Content Model The <Ckey> element does not contain any further nested children elements. Description The <Ckey> element is a child element of the <AccountClassification> element. The <Ckey> element is the third element under the <AccountClassification> element and is an optional element. Attribute Name Use DataType Definition ClassName [1..1] String [0, 25] The string that contains the actual Ckey Name. For example, the Ckey Name could be 'Tax Class', and the Ckey Values could be '01', '02', etc. Also, non case-sensitive uniqueness will be enforced. (Aa would be a duplicate of aA.) ClassValue [1..1] String [0, 50] The string that contains the actual Ckey Value. Also, non case-sensitive uniqueness will be enforced. (Aa would be a duplicate of aA.)

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Last Updated: 2011-05-31T21:19:17.33-04:00

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