ChargeClass
Charge Class · Cost and Usage dataset
- Feature level
- Mandatory
- Data type
- String
- Allows nulls
- Yes
- Column type
- Dimension
What it is
Charge Class indicates whether a charge represents a correction to a previously closed billing period. Charge Class is commonly used to differentiate such corrections from all other charges, including both regularly incurred charges and corrections to open billing periods.
Allowed values
| Correction | Correction to a previously closed billing period (e.g., refunds and credit modifications). |
Requirements (5)
Verbatim from the specification. These are the statements the validator checks against.
- ChargeClass MUST be of type String.
- ChargeClass MUST adhere to the following nullability requirements:
- ChargeClass MUST be null when the charge does not represent a correction to a previously closed billing period.
- ChargeClass MUST NOT be null when the charge represents a correction to a previously closed billing period.
- ChargeClass MUST be "Correction" when ChargeClass is not null.
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Other Cost and Usage columns
BillingAccountNameBillingAccountTypeBillingCurrencyBillingPeriodEndBillingPeriodStartCapacityReservationIdCapacityReservationStatusChargeCategoryChargeDescriptionChargeFrequencyChargePeriodEndChargePeriodStartCommitmentDiscountCategoryCommitmentDiscountIdCommitmentDiscountNameCommitmentDiscountQuantity
Definition taken from the FOCUS 1.4 specification. FOCUS is published by the FinOps Foundation under CC BY 4.0.
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