Transaction Processing Flashcards
A business transaction occurs and is captured on a ___ ___.
source document
___ ___ are computerized data files equivalent to the journals found in a manual accounting system.
transaction files
___ ___ are ledgers classify transactions by alternative accounts (e.g., customer accounts, vendor accounts, product accounts).
subsidiary ledgers (sub-ledgers)
___, ___-___ (___) ___ is a continuous, immediate transaction processing method in which transactions are processed individually as they occur.
online, real-time (OLRT) processing
The ___ ___-___ is the ledger stores the costs and quantities of the each item in inventory.
inventory sub-ledger
___ ___ ___ systems combine on-line, real-time processing with automated data capture technology, resulting in a system that is highly accurate, reliable, and timely.
point-of-sale (POS)
Computerized data files equivalent to the ledgers found in manual accounting system are called ___ ___.
master files
The ____ ____ ___-____ is the ledger that classifies A/R transactions (credit sales and customer payments) by Customer.
Accounts Receivable (A/R) sub-ledger
A ___ ___ is an inherent part of batch processing. There is always a time delay between the time the transaction occurs, the time that the transaction is recorded, and the time that the master file is updated.
time lag
The ___ ___ is the collection of the organization’s accounts.
general ledger
___ ___ is the periodic transaction processing method in which transactions are processed in groups.
batch processing
Master files are considered to be ___ files.
permanent
Just-in-time inventory management is facilitated by the use of ___ ___ ___ (___) systems.
Point-of-Sale (POS)
In a computerized accounting system, the information found in the ___ ___ is similar to the information found in the subsidiary ledgers of a manual system.
master files
___ ___ ___ ___ is characterized by (1) the processing of one transaction at a time; 2) use of random processing technology, and (3) processing of transactions immediately (as they occur).
Online real-time processing