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What do you mean by HZ_ in customer tables?

  
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Submitted by: Abhinav
 

These are the tables which come into picture after 11.5.9 because of the TCA. HZ stands for Human Zone(HZ_). Anytihing which is related to the human like Customer profiles, their accounts, locations, relationships are stored in these tables only.



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June 13, 2005 07:11:31   #1  
subrahmanyam        

RE: What do you mean by HZ_ in customer tables?
HZ tables contain the customers total information.
From 11.5.9 onwards HZ tables are available.

 
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August 09, 2005 15:01:54   #2  
Sandeep S        

RE: What do you mean by HZ_ in customer tables?
All tables that starts with HZ_ are related to the Trading Community Architechture (TCA). In these table we can find all the information about the Customers Organization Person's.
From release 11i TCA came into picture in Accounts Recievable module where oracle has grouped all the customer information at one place. Most important tables in TCA are HZ_PARTIES HZ_CUST_ACCOUNTS_ALL HZ_CUST_ACCT_SITES_ALL HZ_CUST_SITE_USES_ALL HZ_LOCATIONS HZ_PARTY_SITES HZ_PARTY_SITE_USES HZ_CONTACT_POINTS. few to name.

 
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May 22, 2007 13:20:36   #3  
Abhinav        

RE: What do you mean by HZ_ in customer tables?

These are the tables which come into picture after 11.5.9 because of the TCA. HZ stands for Human Zone(HZ_). Anytihing which is related to the human like Customer profiles their accounts locations relationships are stored in these tables only.


 
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