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Reference Guide JDA Flowcasting Release 8.1.0.0

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Table of Contents Chapter 1. Documentation information ............................................................................ 1

Help information .......................................................................................................... 1 Installation/administration information ........................................................................... 1 Database information ................................................................................................... 1 Release Notes ............................................................................................................. 1 Get additional help from JDA ......................................................................................... 2

Chapter 2. The SCPO database (technical documentation) .............................................. 4 Predefined pages ......................................................................................................... 4 Database conventions .................................................................................................. 4 Information about tables .............................................................................................. 4

Applications that include the table ......................................................................... 4 Primary key columns in the table .......................................................................... 4 Parent/Child tables and columns (foreign keys) ...................................................... 5

Information about columns ........................................................................................... 5 Primary key columns ........................................................................................... 5 Applications that use the columns ......................................................................... 5 Datatype ........................................................................................................... 6 Valid values ....................................................................................................... 8 Default values .................................................................................................... 8

Paths between tables ................................................................................................... 9

Chapter 3. Tables in the database (technical documentation) ....................................... 10 AggSKUProjStatic ............................................................................................. 11 AllocProfile ....................................................................................................... 46 AllocProfileCategory .......................................................................................... 47 AllocProfileLib ................................................................................................... 48 AllocProfileValues .............................................................................................. 49 AllocStrat ......................................................................................................... 50 AvgDmd .......................................................................................................... 52 AVSGravesParam .............................................................................................. 54 AVSGravesStats ............................................................................................... 57 BOM ................................................................................................................ 60 Cal .................................................................................................................. 68 CalData ........................................................................................................... 73 CalDataExpanded.............................................................................................. 81 CausalFactor .................................................................................................... 82 CausalFactorType ............................................................................................. 83 CausalFactorValue ............................................................................................ 84 CrostonParam .................................................................................................. 86 CrostonStats .................................................................................................... 89 Currency .......................................................................................................... 92 CurrencyProfile ................................................................................................. 93 CurrencyProfileVal ............................................................................................. 94 Cust ................................................................................................................ 96 CustOrder ........................................................................................................ 97 CustOrderHeader ............................................................................................ 106 CustOrderStatus ............................................................................................. 110 DBParam ....................................................................................................... 113 DDEProfile ..................................................................................................... 119 DepDmdStatic ................................................................................................ 121 DeploymentDemand ........................................................................................ 126 DeploymentPriority ......................................................................................... 129 DFU .............................................................................................................. 131


DFUAllocProfileMap ......................................................................................... 145 DFUAttachRateRelation .................................................................................... 147 DFUAttrib ....................................................................................................... 148 DFUCausalFactor ............................................................................................ 149 DFUCoef ........................................................................................................ 151 DFUCostElementType ...................................................................................... 153 DFUDDEMap ................................................................................................... 155 DFUDepDmdFcst ............................................................................................. 157 DFUDepDmdHist ............................................................................................. 158 DFUEffCost..................................................................................................... 159 DFUException ................................................................................................. 160 DFUExternalFcst ............................................................................................. 185 DFUMaintCopyDFU .......................................................................................... 187 DFUMap ......................................................................................................... 191 DFUMapFcstProfile .......................................................................................... 197 DFUMovingEventMap ....................................................................................... 199 DFUNPIRelation .............................................................................................. 200 DFUProjDraftStatic .......................................................................................... 202 DFUProjStatic ................................................................................................. 205 DFUTOE3FCST ................................................................................................ 208 DFUToEPFcst .................................................................................................. 210 DFUToItxFcst ................................................................................................. 211 DFUToSKU ..................................................................................................... 212 DFUToSKUFcst................................................................................................ 215 DFUToSKUSeasonErr ....................................................................................... 217 DFUTotalVol ................................................................................................... 219 DFUToWFMFcst ............................................................................................... 220 DFUView ........................................................................................................ 221 DmdGroup ..................................................................................................... 225 DmdRed ........................................................................................................ 226 DmdUnit ........................................................................................................ 228 DmdVar ......................................................................................................... 231 DynDepSrc ..................................................................................................... 232 Event ............................................................................................................ 235 EventType ..................................................................................................... 237 ExceptionCategoryAssoc .................................................................................. 238 ExceptionGroup .............................................................................................. 241 Fcst ............................................................................................................... 242 FcstDraft ....................................................................................................... 246 FcstOrder ....................................................................................................... 249 FcstOrderStatus .............................................................................................. 254 FcstPerfStatic ................................................................................................. 257 FittedHist ....................................................................................................... 263 Hist ............................................................................................................... 266 HistFcst ......................................................................................................... 268 HistFcstEvents ................................................................................................ 271 HistStream ..................................................................................................... 273 HoltWintersParam ........................................................................................... 274 HoltWintersStats ............................................................................................. 277 IndDmdView .................................................................................................. 280 IndustrySales ................................................................................................. 284 Inventory ....................................................................................................... 285 Item.............................................................................................................. 288 LaneGroup ..................................................................................................... 295 LaneGroupCap ................................................................................................ 298 LewandowskiParam ......................................................................................... 299 LewandowskiStats .......................................................................................... 304 LewFactor ...................................................................................................... 308 LewFactorCategory ......................................................................................... 309


LewFactorLibMap ............................................................................................ 310 LewFactorLibrary ............................................................................................ 311 LewFactorValue .............................................................................................. 312 LibraryCategoryMap ........................................................................................ 313 LinRegParam .................................................................................................. 314 LinRegStats .................................................................................................... 321 Loc ............................................................................................................... 326 LocType ......................................................................................................... 331 Map .............................................................................................................. 332 Mask ............................................................................................................. 333 MaskData ...................................................................................................... 334 MeanValueAdj ................................................................................................ 335 Model ............................................................................................................ 337 MovingAvgParam ............................................................................................ 339 MovingAvgStats .............................................................................................. 341 MovingAvgWgts .............................................................................................. 343 MovingEvent .................................................................................................. 345 MovingEventData ............................................................................................ 346 MSE .............................................................................................................. 347 Network......................................................................................................... 349 NetworkCap ................................................................................................... 360 NPISequence .................................................................................................. 361 NPISequenceDetail .......................................................................................... 362 NPIValidDFU ................................................................................................... 364 OrderLink ...................................................................................................... 365 PlanArriv ........................................................................................................ 370 PlanOrder ...................................................................................................... 378 PlanProxyInventory ......................................................................................... 385 PlanShip ........................................................................................................ 387 PriceProfile ..................................................................................................... 388 PriceProfileVal ................................................................................................ 389 ProductionMethod ........................................................................................... 390 ProductionStep ............................................................................................... 402 Profile ........................................................................................................... 410 ProfileData ..................................................................................................... 411 PromoCandidateRule ....................................................................................... 412 PromoCandidateRuleParam .............................................................................. 413 PurchOrder .................................................................................................... 414 ReasonCodes .................................................................................................. 418 RecShip ......................................................................................................... 419 RecSubInventory ............................................................................................ 426 ReportCovDurInfo ........................................................................................... 428 ReportHistFcstData ......................................................................................... 430 ReportSKU ..................................................................................................... 432 ReportSKUData .............................................................................................. 434 Res ............................................................................................................... 438 ResLoadDetail ................................................................................................ 445 RetailFcst ....................................................................................................... 451 SalesTarget .................................................................................................... 452 SchedRcpts .................................................................................................... 453 SeasonError ................................................................................................... 458 SeasonLib ...................................................................................................... 460 SeasonProfile ................................................................................................. 461 SeasonProfileValues ........................................................................................ 463 ShelfLifeGroup ................................................................................................ 465 ShelfLifeGroupData ......................................................................................... 466 SKU .............................................................................................................. 467 SKUCollabFcstData .......................................................................................... 478 SKUDemandParam .......................................................................................... 480


SKUDemandTypeParam ................................................................................... 496 SKUDeploymentParam ..................................................................................... 497 SKUDisplay .................................................................................................... 505 SKUException ................................................................................................. 508 SKUExternalFcst ............................................................................................. 540 SKUFactsData ................................................................................................ 543 SKUHist ......................................................................................................... 544 SKUPerishableParam ....................................................................................... 546 SKUPlanningParam.......................................................................................... 550 SKUProjStatic ................................................................................................. 570 SKURootCause ............................................................................................... 618 SKURootCauseRec .......................................................................................... 621 SKURootCauseReportData ................................................................................ 625 SKUSafetyStockParam ..................................................................................... 629 SKUSSHist ..................................................................................................... 642 SKUStatStatic ................................................................................................. 643 SKUStockHist ................................................................................................. 654 SLCCurve ....................................................................................................... 656 SLCCurveAttrib ............................................................................................... 657 SLCParam ...................................................................................................... 658 SLCStats ........................................................................................................ 660 SmoothSeason ............................................................................................... 662 Sourcing ........................................................................................................ 664 SourcingUOMConvFactor .................................................................................. 676 SourcingView ................................................................................................. 678 SS ................................................................................................................ 680 SSPresentation ............................................................................................... 682 SSTemplate ................................................................................................... 684 SSTemplateData ............................................................................................. 685 StatSS ........................................................................................................... 688 StockOrder .................................................................................................... 689 StockOrderStatus ........................................................................................... 692 SubEvent ....................................................................................................... 695 Supersession .................................................................................................. 697 SupplyAssocView ............................................................................................ 701 SuppOrderSKU ............................................................................................... 705 Target ........................................................................................................... 708 TargetDFUMap ................................................................................................ 709 TimeHierarchy ................................................................................................ 710 TransMode ..................................................................................................... 711 TransModeCap ................................................................................................ 713 UOM .............................................................................................................. 715 UOMCategory ................................................................................................. 718 UOMCategoryConvFactor ................................................................................. 719 VehicleLoad .................................................................................................... 721 VehicleLoadLine .............................................................................................. 727 WDDArea ....................................................................................................... 732 WDDCategory................................................................................................. 733 WDDCategoryAreaMap .................................................................................... 734 WDDData ....................................................................................................... 735 WFMFcstStruct ............................................................................................... 736 Table Relationships ......................................................................................... 737

Index ........................................................................................................................... 817

Documentation information

Chapter 1. Documentation information The following documentation is included with this application.

Help information Supply Chain Planning and Optimization (SCPO) applications contain online HTML help that guides you through the user interface. Each page has its own context-sensitive help topic that describes the purpose of each component of the page. In addition, user information is included to describe high-level

processes and procedures. You can access the OnLine Expert for a specific page by clicking Help at the top of the page.

The SCPO suite of applications includes some components and utilities that are used by multiple applications as well as components that are specific to a single application. When using SCPO applications, you must be aware of your location in the system as it determines the help text to which you have access. For example, if you are working in a Flexible Editor page, which is part of the basic SCPO architecture, and you click Help, you can access general help information for common SCPO components. In this help, you can find information about common features, such as Flexible Editor, calendar management, and import/export. This help also contains definitions for each database table. However, it does not provide information about specific JDA Demand or JDA Fulfillment features, such as forecasting, planning, distribution, or allocation.

To access information about application-specific features, you must access the help for that application. To do so, open the appropriate page in the application. If you are unsure of the page to use, open any application-specific page, such as Plan Analysis for JDA Fulfillment or Demand Workbench for JDA Demand, and click Help on that page. The context-sensitive help topic for the page you are on is displayed in the right frame and the table of contents for the entire application help system is displayed in the left frame. You can then use the table of contents, search, or index to find the application-specific information.

Installation/administration information The Supply Chain Planning and Optimization Installation/Administration Guide provides information about the architecture of Supply Chain Planning and Optimization, step-by-step instructions to install and configure the server and applications, instructions to create or migrate your database, and information to customize and administer the applications after they are installed.

SCPO guides are available online in Portable Document Format (PDF) format. When you install SCPO, you can access the guides from the \config\doc\guides\en directory, the JDA program group on the Windows Start menu, or from the installed directory structure.

Database information The application Reference Guide contains detailed information about tables and columns in the SCPO schema. These documents are in PDF format and are located in the \config\doc\guides\en directory. In addition, the definitions for the tables used by each JDA application are included in the application OnLine Expert.

Release Notes The Supply Chain Planning and Optimization (SCPO) Release Notes contains information that pertains to all JDA applications included in SCPO. In addition, individual product Release Notes are available for each JDA application for which you are licensed.

The Release Notes provide the following information:

JDA Flowcasting Reference Guide 1 2011-2014 JDA Software Group, Inc.- Confidential


Version-specific installation notes, hardware and software requirements, open-source software, and third-party software components necessary to install the application.

Summary of the new features and enhancements in the application.

Resolved issues in the software.

Known issues in the software and, if available, workarounds for the issues.

The General SCPO Release Notes is named release_notes_generalSCPO.pdf. File names for individual product Release Notes are in the format release_notes_.pdf. For example: release_notes_esp.pdf. You can access Release Notes by opening the appropriate file in the doc\ directory. Readme files are also available from the JDA program group on the Windows Start menu and from the installed directory structure.

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Optimization and analytics management

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The SCPO database (technical documentation)

Chapter 2. The SCPO database (technical documentation) The Reference Guide contains detailed information about the tables and columns in the SCPO schema used by this application, as well as other information about displaying and working with your data.

Predefined pages Your system includes a predefined Flexible Editor page for most tables in the SCPO schema. These pages enable you to work with and review data in your database. You can use these pages just as they are or tailor them to meet your needs.

To access these pages, open the Directory from the Welcome page of the JDA applications. The ability to access these pages is controlled by your Common Security Administration privileges.

Database conventions This section provides detailed information about the SCPO schema, the database used with your Supply Chain Planning and Optimization (SCPO) applications. It includes the following topics:

Information about tables (on page 4) explains the categories of information provided for each table.

Information about columns (on page 5) explains the kinds of information presented for each column within the tables.

Paths between tables (on page 9) explains the paths from each table to other tables. When the system allows you to use data from multiple tables, or to navigate between two tables, there is said to be a path between those tables.

Information about tables At the beginning of each table listing is information that applies to the whole table, as explained in the following sections.

Applications that include the table The label "Table included with" at the beginning of each table specifies the JDA applications that include that table.

For example, the JDA Fulfillment/Deployment application is available as an add-on to the JDA Fulfillment/Distribution component. Any table that is included with Fulfillment/Distribution is also included with Fulfillment/Deployment. However, tables that are included with Fulfillment/Deployment are not also included with Fulfillment/Distribution unless the listing specifically says so.

Each column also has an "Included with" label. A column is used by a particular application only if that application is listed as "included with" both the table and the column.

Note: The configuration code controls which JDA applications are installed, and therefore determines what database tables can be used. In Flexible Editor, you can view database tables common to multiple applications, such as JDA Demand and Fulfillment.

Primary key columns in the table Most tables in the database have a primary keya column or group of columns whose values uniquely identify one row in the table. For each table, the primary keys are identified in the tabular presentation of column information, in the PK column. See Primary key columns (on page 5).



Parent/Child tables and columns (foreign keys) The SCPO schema uses referential integrity, which creates foreign key constraints in the schema and therefore constrains the data you can enter or import. The constraints exist between parent and child tables. Data must exist in the parent table before you can enter it in the child table. For a description of the parent/child relationships within the SCPO schema, see Table Relationships (on page 737).

Information about columns Each table in the database may contain a maximum of 1,000 columns, including system columns and user-defined columns.

Near the beginning of each table description in this guide is a tabular presentation of information about the columns in the table. For each column, the following information is included where it is applicable.

Primary key columns Most tables in the database have a primary keya column or group of columns whose values uniquely identify one row in the table. For each table, the primary keys are identified in the tabular presentation of column information, in the PK column.

No two rows in a table can have the same combination of values in the primary key columns. For example, the primary key columns in the SKUProjStatic (on page 570) table are Item, Loc, StartDate, and OptionSet. The two rows in the following example have the same value for Item, Location, and OptionSet, but different values for StartDate:

Item Location StartDate

OptionSet

16001 LA 4/30/05 3

16001 LA 5/31/05 3

You cannot change the value in a primary key column after it has been set. To change a value in a primary key column, you must delete the row containing that value and add a new row. You can do this manually within the application, or by importing new data.

Caution: Primary key text values are always saved as uppercase. For example, if you run a search with a criterion of loc.loc=New York, New York will not be returned. However, if you change the search criterion to loc.loc=NEW YORK, then NEW YORK will be returned.

Note: Primary key columns with the type SEQUENCE cannot be viewed or edited in Flexible Editor. These columns only appear in import/export files as the last column. When importing, for new rows, use the value negative one (-1) to indicate this row is to be added. If modifying an existing table row, you must use the actual ID value of that row in the import file.

Applications that use the columns In the tabular presentation of column information, the Included with column lists the JDA applications with which that column is included. The following application abbreviations are used:

DDR: JDA Dynamic Demand Response

Dmd: JDA Demand

ESP: Enterprise Supply Planning

Flowcasting: JDA Flowcasting

Dmd Decomp: JDA Demand Decomposition



FF: JDA Fulfillment

IPO: JDA Inventory Policy Optimization

MDO: JDA Markdown Optimization

MP: JDA Master Planning

PM: JDA Promotions Management

SP: JDA Strategic Pricing

PSO: JDA Production and Sourcing Optimization

Supp: JDA Supply

TPO: JDA Travel Price Optimization

Each table also has a Table included with label. A column is used by a particular application only if that application is listed in the Included with label for both the table and the column.

Datatype In the tabular presentation of column information, the Datatype column lists the column datatype, which identifies the basic kinds of data stored in that column, such as Text or Integer. The datatype imposes limits on:

Which characters are valid in columns of that datatype

The range of valid values (for numeric columns)

For each individual column, the column description may state further restrictions on valid values. For example, a column value may be required to be the name of an existing location, or may have a minimum value of 0.

The following paragraphs explain the purpose of each datatype and specify the characters that are valid for each.

Note: When working in the Flexible Editor in a JDA application, you may be able to change the display format for one column or all columns of a particular datatype. For example, in a Duration column, the format may be changed to display the data in days instead of hours, or in a Decimal column you may limit the number of digits displayed. For detailed information, See OnLine Expert.

Text and Upper_Text Text and Upper_Text columns are character columns of a maximum fixed length, generally used for freeform textual data. The maximum length for a text column is 50 characters.

When you enter a value into an entry field for a text column, the system removes any leading blanks, left-justifies the data, and checks it against the list of invalid characters. The following characters are invalid in some or all applications:

Character Character name Invalid in

" Double quote All applications

\ Backslash SCPO

< Less Than symbol SCPO

~ Tilde SCPO

Values in text columns may be in both upper and lower case. Letters in upper_text columns must be upper case.



Boolean A Boolean column represents concepts that typically have only two possible values, such as True and False, or On and Off. A Boolean works like a switch, and the names of many Boolean columns end in the word "Switch."

The valid values for a Boolean column are typically 1 (meaning True or On) and 0 (meaning False or Off). To determine the valid values for a specific column, see the column description in Tables in the database (technical documentation) (on page 10).

Option_Number and Option_Text An option column has a small, fixed set of valid values.

For option_number columns, the valid values in the database are integers. For example, the Type column in the Calendar (on page 68) table is an option_number column whose valid values represent each of the types of calendars you can use. Each option_number column has a specific set of valid values, which are always integers in the database.

Each integer value for an option_number column represents a specific value, which is stated in the column description in Tables in the database (technical documentation) (on page 10). The user interface may display the text of these values, to make it easy to specify the value you want. However, when you import or export option_number data, the integer values are used.

For option_text columns, the valid values are strings of text characters.

Integer An integer column holds numeric values that do not require digits to the right of the decimal point. The range of valid values for integer columns is -2,147,483,647 to +2,147,483,647.

Valid characters for an integer column are 09, commas, and a plus (+) or minus () sign in the first position.

Decimal A decimal column is a numeric column that requires significant digits to the right of the decimal point.

Valid characters for a decimal number column are 0-9, one decimal point (.), commas (,) to the left of the decimal point, and a plus (+) or minus (-) sign in the first position.

The value in a decimal number column can have a maximum of 15 significant digits. The only insignificant digits are zeros that precede the leftmost non-zero digit to the left of the decimal point. On the right side of the decimal point, all zeros are significant unless the value of the entire number is exactly zero.

Date and DateTime A date column holds a calendar date a combination of month, day, and year. A datetime column holds both a calendar date and clock time (hours and minutes). Times always refer to a 24-hour clock (00:00 to 23:59). For a date or datetime column, valid input characters are 0-9, slash (/), hyphen (-), period (.), and colon (:). If the column format includes any of the options in addition to the date and time, the system automatically calculates their value. Examples of valid date and datetime formats include: YYYY-MM-DD-hh.mm.dd; YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:dd; MM/DD/YYYY; and MM-DD-YYYY.



The valid date range is January 1, 1971, to January 18, 2038. When you enter a year in the 71-99 range, the system considers it to be in the 1900s. It considers years in the 00-38 range to be in the 2000s. You can enter years in the 39-69 range, but that may produce inconsistent results. A date with a year of 70 is invalid and will result in an "Invalid date" error message. If a blank date is entered, it is stored as 1970-01-01-00:00 in the database.

UNIX counts time in seconds from UTC 00:00:00, January 1, 1970.

Duration A duration column holds a duration of time, expressed as days, hours, and minutes. A duration can be zero, positive, or negative. The valid input characters for durations are 0-9, W, D, H, and M, where:

W: Weeks

D: Days

H: Hours

M: Minutes

Some properties pages in JDA Demand accept only days. In that case, the text "days" is displayed after the entry field.

URL A URL column contains a Uniform Resource Locator, the World Wide Web address of a site on the Internet.

Sequence Sequence columns are typically identifiers, whose numbers are sequential beginning at 1. The value in a Sequence column is supplied by a database sequence generator.

Valid values The datatype limits which characters are valid for each column. For integer, decimal, and duration columns, the datatype also limits the range of values for the column.

In some integer, decimal, and duration columns, the system does not allow the full range of values associated with the datatype. For example, the FcstDur column in the SKU table is a duration column, but its range of valid values is 1 to 365 days. Column descriptions list any limitations on valid values beyond the limitations imposed by the datatype.

Option_number and option_text columns always have a finite set of valid values, which this chapter lists for each column.

Default values When you add a row to a table, you must provide values for all primary key columns.

For other columns, the system provides an initial value, which this chapter lists. The initial value for text and identifier columns is always blank. After you add a row, you can change the value for most columns that are not required columns.

No initial value is displayed for values that the system always generates.



Paths between tables When the system allows you to use data from multiple tables or navigate between two tables, a path exists between those tables.

For example, in a Flexible Editor page, you can include any column from the primary table. You may also be able to include columns from other tables as listed in the Flexible Editor Properties page. The primary table determines which columns from other tables you can include in a Flexible Editor page. You can include columns from most tables for which both of these conditions are true:

The primary key columns of the primary table are found in the secondary table.

The primary key columns of the second table are included in the page.

If the primary table contains the primary key columns for another table, a path exists from the primary table to the other table. For more information on creating Flexible Editor pages, see OnLine Expert.


Tables in the database (technical documentation)

Chapter 3. Tables in the database (technical documentation) This section presents detailed information about the tables and columns in the database that are used by this application.


AggSKUProjStatic

AggSKUProjStatic Table included with: Fulfillment, Master Planning, Supply, Flowcasting, Enterprise Supply Planning

Column name PK Included with

Datatype Valid values

Default value

ActualIntransIn FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

ActualIntransOut FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

AdjAllocAggMktActvtyFcst

FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

AdjAllocAutoFcst FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

AdjAllocBaseFcst FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

AdjAllocDataDrvnFcst FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

AdjAllocMktActvtyFcst FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

AdjAllocNonBaseFcst FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

AdjAllocOvrideFcst FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

AdjAllocReconcileFcst FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

AdjAllocTargtImpactFcst

FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

AdjAllocTotalLockFcst FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

AdjAllocTotFcst FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

AdjFcstCustOrders FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

AggMktActvtyCustOrders

FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

AggMktActvtyFcst FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

AggValue 1 FF, MP, Supp, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

TEXT


AggSKUProjStatic



Default value

AllDmd FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

AllIntransIn FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

AllocAggMktActvtyFcst FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

AllocAutoFcst FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

AllocBaseFcst FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

AllocDataDrvnFcst FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

AllocMktActvtyFcst FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

AllocNonBaseFcst FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

AllocOvrideFcst FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

AllocReconcileFcst FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

AllocTargtImpactFcst FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

AllocTotalLockFcst FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

AllocTotFcst FF, MP, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

AltConstrCovDur FF DURATION

AltConstrainedUnuseOH

FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

AltConstrPOH FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

AltSubConstProjOH FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0.0

AltSupsdConstrProjOH FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

ATP FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0


AggSKUProjStatic



Default value

AutoCustOrders FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

AutoFcst FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

AvailShipOH FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

AvgCycleStock FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

AvgIntransitStock FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

BaseCustOrders FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

BaseFcst FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

BaseHist FF, MP, Supp, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

CBMPAdjFcstOrd Not used in this release

DECIMAL 0

CBMPBuyOrd Not used in this release

DECIMAL 0

CBMPConstProjAvail Not used in this release

DECIMAL 0

CBMPDepDmd Not used in this release

DECIMAL 0

CBMPIndependentDmd Not used in this release

DECIMAL 0

CBMPMakeOrd Not used in this release

DECIMAL 0

CBMPMetAdjFcstCo Not used in this release

DECIMAL 0

CBMPMetAdjFcstOrd Not used in this release

DECIMAL 0

CBMPMetIndDmd Not used in this release

DECIMAL 0

CBMPMetNonFCo Not used in this release

DECIMAL 0

CBMPMoveOrd Not used in this release

DECIMAL 0

CBMPOHInventory Not used in this release

DECIMAL 0

CBMPProjAvail Not used in this release

DECIMAL 0

CBMPProjOH Not used in this release

DECIMAL 0


AggSKUProjStatic



Default value

CBMPSafetyStockOrd Not used in this release

DECIMAL 0

CBMPSSInventory Not used in this release

DECIMAL 0

CBMPSSLevel Not used in this release

DECIMAL 0

CBMPTotDmd Not used in this release

DECIMAL 0

CBMPTotSupply Not used in this release

DECIMAL 0

CMPFirmDepDmd FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

CMPFirmPlanArriv FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

CMPFirmPlanOrd FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

CMPFirmPlanShip FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

COMetEarlyCount FF, MP, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

COMetLateCount FF, MP, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

CoMetOnTimeCount FF, MP, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

COMetPartialCount FF, MP, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

CommitIntransIn FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

CommitIntransOut FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

ConCancel Supp DECIMAL 0

ConCustOrder Supp DECIMAL 0

CONeedUnit Supp INTEGER 0

ConExtraUsage Supp DECIMAL 0

ConIntersiteOrder Supp DECIMAL 0

ConInventory Supp DECIMAL 0

ConMasterSched Supp DECIMAL 0

ConNew Supp DECIMAL 0

ConNoAction Supp DECIMAL 0

ConPull Supp DECIMAL 0

ConPurchaseOrder Supp DECIMAL 0

ConPurchaseReq Supp DECIMAL 0


AggSKUProjStatic



Default value

ConPush Supp DECIMAL 0

ConReschedSupply Supp DECIMAL 0

ConSafetyStock Supp DECIMAL 0

ConSchedSupply Supp DECIMAL 0

ConShCustOrder Supp DECIMAL 0

ConShExtraUsage Supp DECIMAL 0

ConShMasterSched Supp DECIMAL 0

ConShortage Supp DECIMAL 0

ConShSafetyStock Supp DECIMAL 0

ConsolidatedPlanShip FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL

ConstrCovDur FF, Flowcasting

DURATION 0

ConstrExpOH FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

ConstrNetReqts FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

ConstrProjAvail FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

ConstrProjOH FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

ConstrProxyDemand FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

ConstrProxySupply FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

ConstrSchedExpOH FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

ConstrSchedUnuseOH FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

ConstrUnuseOH FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

ConSubstSupply Supp DECIMAL 0

ConTotalDemand Supp DECIMAL 0

ConWorkOrder Supp DECIMAL 0

COProjMargin FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

COProjRevenue FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0


AggSKUProjStatic



Default value

CORealMargin FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

CORealRevenue FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

COSchedUnit FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

COUnmetCount MP, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

COUnplannedCount FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

CovDur FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DURATION 0

DataDrvnCustOrders FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

DataDrvnFcst FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

DemandResExcepCount FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

DemandSKUExcepCount

FF, MP, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

DepDmd FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

DepDmdEarliestNeed MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DATETIME 01/01/1970

DetailedPlanShip FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL

DFUToSKUFcst FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

DisplayQty FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0


AggSKUProjStatic



Default value

Dur FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DURATION 0

ExpOH FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

FcstCustOrders FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

FirmPlanArriv FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

FirmPlanOrder FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

FirmPlanShip FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

FirmProxyInventory FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

FirmSchedRcpts MP, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

FirmSubinventory FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

FirmSupplyCovDur FF, Flowcasting

DURATION 0

FirmSupplyProjOH FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

FOMetEarlyCount FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

FOMetLateCount FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

FOMetOnTimeCount FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

FOMetPartialCount FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0


AggSKUProjStatic



Default value

FONeedUnit FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

FOProjMargin FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

FOProjRevenue FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

ForcedSuppOrderQty FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL

FORealMargin FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

FORealRevenue FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

FOSchedUnit FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

FOUnmetCount FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

FOUnplannedCount FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

HoldOutQty FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

IgnoredDmd FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

IncMaxCovDur FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DURATION 0

IncMinCovDur FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DURATION 0

IndDmd MP INTEGER 0


AggSKUProjStatic



Default value

IndDmdExceptionCount FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

IndDmdExceptionQty FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

InvCarCost FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

Inventory FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

MetIndDmd MP, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

MetSSLevel MP, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

MktActvtyCustOrders FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

MktActvtyFcst FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

MPConstProjAvail MP, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

NetProfit FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

NetReqts FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

NonBaseFcst FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

NonBaseHist MP, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

NonFcstCustOrders FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

NonSupsdAdjAllocTotalFcst


DECIMAL 0

NonSupsdAdjFcstCustOrders


DECIMAL 0

NonSupsdAllocBaseFcst FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

NonSupsdAllocNonBaseFcst

FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0


AggSKUProjStatic



Default value

NonSupsdAllocTotFcst FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

NonSupsdBaseFcst FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

NonSupsdDepDmd FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

NonSupsdDFUToSKUFcst


DECIMAL 0

NonSupsdFcstCustOrders


DECIMAL 0

NonSupsdFirmPlanArriv FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

NonSupsdFirmPlanOrder

FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

NonSupsdFirmPlanShip FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

NonSupsdNonBaseFcst FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

NonSupsdNonFcstCustOrders


DECIMAL 0

NonSupsdPlanArriv FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

NonSupsdPlanOrders FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

NonSupsdPlanShip FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

NonSupsdRecArriv FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

NonSupsdRecShip FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

NonSupsdTotDmd FF,MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

OptionSet 3 FF, MP, Supp, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

TEXT ' '

OvrideCustOrders FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0


AggSKUProjStatic



Default value

OvrideFcst FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

PlanArriv FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

PlanIntransIn FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

PlanOrders FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

PlanProjAvail FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

PlanProjOH FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

PlanPurch MP, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

PlanPurchFirm MP, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

PlanShip FF, MP, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

PresentationQty FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

ProcessDate FF, Flowcasting

DATETIME 01/01/1970

ProjAvail FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

ProjAvailEarliestNeed MP, Flowcasting

DATETIME 01/01/1970

ProjOH FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

ProjOHEarliestNeed MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DATETIME 01/01/1970

ProjOrderOptTotDmd FF DECIMAL 0

ProjOrderOptIntransOut

FF DECImal 0

ProjOrderOptSOQ FF DECIMAL 0

ProjOrderOptIntransIn FF DECIMAL 0

ProjOrderOptTotSupply FF DECIMAL 0

ProjOrderOptProjOH FF DECIMAL 0

ProjOrderOptProjAvail FF DECIMAL 0


AggSKUProjStatic



Default value

ProAllocBaseFcst FF DECIMAL

ProratedAllocTotFcst FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

ProxyDemand FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

ProxyIntransIn FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

ProxyIntransOut FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

ProxyInventory FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

ProxyRecArriv FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

ProxyRecShip FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

ProxySupply FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

PSOLoad Supp DECIMAL 0.0

PurchOrder MP, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

RecAllocArriv FF FLOAT 0

RecAllocShip FF FLOAT 0

RecArriv FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

ReconcileCustOrders FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

ReconcileFcst FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

RecShip FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

SchedExpOH FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

SchedRcpts FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

SchedSupplyExceptionCount


INTEGER 0


AggSKUProjStatic



Default value

SchedSupplyExceptionQty


INTEGER 0

SchedUnuseOH FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

SeasonFactor FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

SKUExceptionCount FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

SKUExceptionQty FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

SKUExternalFcst FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

SKUResExceptionCount FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

SKUResExceptionQty FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

Sources FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

TEXT ' '

SS FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

SSInventory MP, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

SSMetEarlyCount FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

SSMetLateCount FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

SSMetOntimeCount FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0


AggSKUProjStatic



Default value

SSMetPartialCount FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

SSNeedUnit FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

SSSchedUnit FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

SSUnmetCount FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

SSUnplannedCount FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

INTEGER 0

StandardCost FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

StartDate 2 FF, MP, Supp, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DATETIME

StatSS FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

StockLowCost FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

StockOutCost FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

SubConstrProjAvail FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

SubConstrProjOH FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

SubIntransIn FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

Subinventory FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

SubRecArriv FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

SubRecShip FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

SuppOrderQty FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0


AggSKUProjStatic



Default value

SupsdAdjAllocTotalFcst FF, MP, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

SupsdAdjFcstCustOrders


DECIMAL 0

SupsdAllocBaseFcst FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

SupsdAllocNonBaseFcst FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

SupsdAllocTotFcst FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

SupsdBaseFcst FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

SupsdConstrProjOH FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

SupsdDepDmd FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

SupsdDFUToSKUFcst FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

SupsdFcstCustOrders FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

SupsdFirmPlanArriv FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

SupsdFirmPlanOrder FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

SupsdFirmPlanShip FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

SupsdNonBaseFcst FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

SupsdNonFcstCustOrders


DECIMAL 0

SupsdPlanArriv FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

SupsdPlanOrders FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

SupsdPlanShip FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0


AggSKUProjStatic



Default value

SupsdProjAvail FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

SupsdProjOH FF, MP, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

SupsdRecArriv FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

SupsdRecShip FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

SupsdTotDmd FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

TargetNetworkInv FF, Flowcasting

FLOAT 0

TargtImpactBaseFcst FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

TargtImpactCustOrders FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

TotalCost FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

TotalLoad Supp DECIMAL 0.0

TotalLockCustOrders FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

TotalLockFcst FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

TotArriv FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

TotContribMargin FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

TotDmd FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

TotDmdSatisfied FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

TotFcst FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

TotHist MP, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

TotalIntransIn FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0


AggSKUProjStatic



Default value

TotalIntransOut FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

TotRecArriv FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

TotRecShip FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

TotShip FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

TotSupply FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

TotTransCost FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

TotUseRecArriv FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

TotUseRecShip FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

UnconActualReq Supp DECIMAL 0

UnconCancel Supp DECIMAL 0

UnconCustOrder Supp DECIMAL 0

UnconDependantDmd Supp DECIMAL 0

UnconExtraUsage Supp DECIMAL 0

UnconIntersiteDmd Supp DECIMAL 0

UnConIntersiteOrder Supp DECIMAL 0

UnconInventory Supp DECIMAL 0

UnconMasterSched Supp DECIMAL 0

UnconNetAvailable Supp DECIMAL 0

UnconNetDaysSupply Supp DECIMAL 0

UnconNetOnHand FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

UnconNew Supp DECIMAL 0

UnconNoAction Supp DECIMAL 0

UnconPlannedOrder Supp DECIMAL 0

UnconPrjDaysSupply Supp DECIMAL 0

UnconProjAvailable Supp DECIMAL 0

UnconProjOnHand FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

UnconPull Supp DECIMAL 0

UnconPurchaseOrder Supp DECIMAL 0

UnconPurchaseReq Supp DECIMAL 0

UnconPush Supp DECIMAL 0


AggSKUProjStatic



Default value

UnconReschedInFrom Supp DECIMAL 0

UnconReschedOutFrom Supp DECIMAL 0

UnconReschedSupply Supp DECIMAL 0

UnconSafetyStock Supp DECIMAL 0

UnconSubstDmd Supp DECIMAL 0

UnconSubstSupply Supp DECIMAL 0

UnConTotalDemand Supp DECIMAL 0

UnconTotalSupply Supp DECIMAL 0

UnconTVSS FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

UnconWorkOrder Supp DECIMAL 0

UnuseOH FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

UserFirmDepDmd FF, Flowcasting

DECIMAL 0

UserFirmPlanArriv FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

UserFirmPlanOrd FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

UserFirmPlanShip FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

DECIMAL 0

UserID FF, MP, Flowcasting, ESP (Deep Tree)

TEXT ' '

WOLoad Supp DECIMAL 0.0

Table description The aggregate value for a column is equal to the sum of the individual values for each included SKU unless otherwise indicated. This table contains the same columns that the SKUProjStatic table contains, with the following exceptions:

Contains the AggValue column which stores the value by which the aggregation of SKU projections is processed.

Does not contain the Item or Loc column, because the aggregated projections stored in this table are derived from multiple SKU projections.


AggSKUProjStatic

Note: Since the AggSKUProjStatic table stores static data, you must run the Store SKU Projections process with the Aggregation Column Name option selected to recalculate data after any changes.

When you rerun the Store SKU Projections process with aggregation for a specific option set (see the OptionSet column), the rows for that option set is replaced.

Column descriptions ActualIntransIn See SKUProjStatic:ActualIntransIn (on page 584).

ActualIntransOut See SKUProjStatic:ActualIntransOut (on page 585).

AdjAllocAggMktActvtyFcst See SKUProjStatic:AdjAllocAggMktActvtyFcst (on page 585).

AdjAllocAutoFcst See SKUProjStatic:AdjAllocAutoFcst (on page 585).

AdjAllocBaseFcst See SKUProjStatic:AdjAllocBaseFcst (on page 585).

AdjAllocDataDrvnFcst See SKUProjStatic:AdjAllocDataDrvnFcst (on page 585).

AdjAllocMktActvtyFcst See SKUProjStatic:AdjAllocMktActvtyFcst (on page 585).

AdjAllocNonBaseFcst See SKUProjStatic:AdjAllocNonBaseFcst (on page 585).

AdjAllocOvrideFcst See SKUProjStatic:AdjAllocOvrideFcst (on page 585).

AdjAllocReconcileFcst See SKUProjStatic:AdjAllocReconcileFcst (on page 585).

AdjAllocTargtImpactFcst See SKUProjStatic:AdjAllocTargtlmpactFcst (on page 585).

AdjAllocTotalLockFcst See SKUProjStatic:AdjAllocTotalLockFcst (on page 585).

AdjAllocTotFcst See SKUProjStatic:AdjAllocTotFcst (on page 586).

AdjFcstCustOrders See SKUProjStatic:AdjFcstCustOrders (on page 586).

AggMktActvtyCustOrders See SKUProjStatic:AggMktActvtyCustOrders (on page 586).

AggMktActvtyFcst See SKUProjStatic:AggMktActvtyFcst (on page 586).

AggValue Aggregation Value (AggValue) stores the value by which the aggregation of SKU projections is processed. This value is based upon the column selected for aggregation in the Store SKU Projections process options.


AggSKUProjStatic

AllDmd See SKUProjStatic:AllDmd (on page 586).

AllIntransIn See SKUProjStatic:AllIntransIn (on page 586).

AllocAggMktActvtyFcst See SKUProjStatic:AllocAggMktActvtyFcst (on page 586).

AllocAutoFcst See SKUProjStatic:AllocAutoFcst (on page 587).

AllocBaseFcst See SKUProjStatic:AllocBaseFcst (on page 587).

AllocDataDrvnFcst See SKUProjStatic:AllocDataDrvnFcst (on page 587).

AllocMktActvtyFcst See SKUProjStatic:AllocMktActvtyFcst (on page 587).

AllocNonBaseFcst See SKUProjStatic:AllocNonBaseFcst (on page 587).

AllocOvrideFcst See SKUProjStatic:AllocOvrideFcst (on page 587).

AllocReconcileFcst See SKUProjStatic:AllocReconcileFcst (on page 587).

AllocTargtImpactFcst See SKUProjStatic:AllocTargtlmpactFcst (on page 587).

AllocTotalLockFcst See SKUProjStatic:AllocTotalLockFcst (on page 587).

AllocTotFcst See SKUProjStatic:AllocTotFcst (on page 587).

AltConstrCovDur See SKUProjStatic:AltConstrCovDur (on page 588)

AltConstrainedUnuseOH See SKUProjStatic:AltConstrainedUnuseOH (on page 588).

AltConstrPOH If both source SKU and destination SKU are included in the data selection, then the following data members are excluded from the calculations: RecShip, RecAllocShip, RecArriv, RecAllocArriv, and all Intransits in or out. The result is that supply that is enroute from the source to the destination continues to be reflected in the total projected inventory. However, if both source and destination are included in the data selection, but the aggregation is done by location rather than by item, then the inventory calculations for the aggregate value that includes the source or destination SKU will be incorrect.

See SKUProjStatic:AltConstrPOH (on page 588).

AltSubConstProjOH


AggSKUProjStatic

If both source SKU and destination SKU are included in the data selection, then the following data members are excluded from the calculations: RecShip, RecAllocShip, RecArriv, RecAllocArriv, and all Intransits in or out. The result is that supply that is enroute from the source to the destination continues to be reflected in the total projected inventory. However, if both source and destination are included in the data selection, but the aggregation is done by location rather than by item, then the inventory calculations for the aggregate value that includes the source or destination SKU will be incorrect.

Note: This column is not used in this release.

AltSupsdConstrProjOH If both source SKU and destination SKU are included in the data selection, then the following data members are excluded from the calculations: RecShip, RecAllocShip, RecArriv, RecAllocArriv, and all Intransits in or out. The result is that supply that is enroute from the source to the destination continues to be reflected in the total projected inventory. However, if both source and destination are included in the data selection, but the aggregation is done by location rather than by item, then the inventory calculations for the aggregate value that includes the source or destination SKU will be incorrect.

ATP See SKUProjStatic:ATP (on page 589).

AutoCustOrders See SKUProjStatic:AutoCustOrders (on page 590).

AutoFcst See SKUProjStatic:AutoFcst (on page 590).

AvailShipOH See SKUProjStatic:AvailShipOH (on page 590).

AvgCycleStock See SKUProjStatic:AvgCycleStock (on page 590).

AvgIntransitStock See SKUProjStatic:AvgIntransitStock (on page 590).

BaseCustOrders See SKUProjStatic:BaseCustOrders (on page 590).

BaseFcst See SKUProjStatic:BaseFcst (on page 590).

BaseHist See SKUProjStatic:BaseHist (on page 591).

CMPFirmDepDmd See SKUProjStatic:CMPFirmDepDmd (on page 591).

CMPFirmPlanArriv See SKUProjStatic:CMPFirmPlanArriv (on page 591).

CMPFirmPlanOrd See SKUProjStatic:CMPFirmPlanOrd (on page 591).

CMPFirmPlanShip See SKUProjStatic:CMPFirmPlanShip (on page 591).

COMetEarlyCount See SKUProjStatic:COMetEarlyCount (on page 591).


AggSKUProjStatic

COMetLateCount See SKUProjStatic:COMetLateCount (on page 591).

COMetOntimeCount See SKUProjStatic:COMetOntimeCount (on page 591).

COMetPartialCount See SKUProjStatic:COMetPartialCount (on page 591).

CommitIntransIn See SKUProjStatic:CommitIntransIn (on page 591).

CommitIntransOut See SKUProjStatic:CommitIntransOut (on page 591).

ConCancel See SKUProjStatic:ConCancel (on page 591).

ConCustOrder See SKUProjStatic:ConCustOrder (on page 591).

CONeedUnit See SKUProjStatic:CONeedUnit (on page 591).

ConExtraUsage See SKUProjStatic:ConExtraUsage (on page 591).

ConIntersiteOrder See SKUProjStatic:ConIntersiteOrder (on page 591).

ConInventory See SKUProjStatic:ConInventory (on page 592).

ConMasterSched See SKUProjStatic:ConMasterSched (on page 592).

ConNew See SKUProjStatic:ConNew (on page 592).

ConNoAction See SKUProjStatic:ConNoAction (on page 592).

ConPull See SKUProjStatic:ConPull (on page 592).

ConPurchaseOrder See SKUProjStatic:ConPurchaseOrder (on page 592).

ConPurchaseReq See SKUProjStatic:ConPurchaseReq (on page 592).

ConPush See SKUProjStatic:ConPush (on page 592).

ConReschedSupply See SKUProjStatic:ConReschedSupply (on page 592).

ConSafetyStock See SKUProjStatic:ConSafetyStock (on page 592).


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ConSchedSupply See SKUProjStatic:ConSchedSupply (on page 592).

ConShCustOrder See SKUProjStatic:ConShCustOrder (on page 592).

ConShExtraUsage See SKUProjStatic:ConShExtraUsage (on page 592).

ConShMasterSched See SKUProjStatic:ConShMasterSched (on page 592).

ConShortage See SKUProjStatic:ConShortage (on page 593).

ConShSafetyStock See SKUProjStatic:ConShSafetyStock (on page 593).

ConsolidatedPlanShip See SKUProjStatic:ConsolidatedPlanShip (on page 593)

ConstrCovDur The aggregated values of ConstrProjOH and TotDmd are used to calculate the aggregated constrained coverage duration.

See SKUProjStatic:ConstrCovDur (on page 593).

ConstrExpOH See SKUProjStatic:ConstrExpOH (on page 593).

ConstrNetReqts See SKUProjStatic:ConstrNetReqts (on page 593).

ConstrProjAvail If both source SKU and destination SKU are included in the data selection, then the following data memb

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