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Difference btw supplier_id,party_id,customer_id ,vendor_id

Asked By: venkat8585 | Asked On: Apr 20th, 2012

Hi what's the difference btw supplier_id,party_id,customer_id ,vendor_id

Answered by: Tom Haughey on: Apr 29th, 2012

Jaya is correct. But Party could be the super type that has all the data the other three share in common. All the common data goes in Party, the individually specific data goes in the other three.

Answered by: Jaya on: Apr 28th, 2012

supplier_id - is the party referred as, in payables AP
Vendor_id - is the party refereed as, in PO
customer_id and party_id is party referred as, in AR

What is the difference between these two?

Asked By: Snowbird | Asked On: Apr 8th, 2012

I am new here and I am not sure if I am posting this in the correct place. But I have recently started studying to be a programmer but because there is so much out there between these two I am getting more and more confused about how to answer this. Could someone please answer these so I can at least...

Answered by: Tom Haughey on: Apr 29th, 2012

I will refer predominantly to Relational DBMS. In a file system, data is contained in a flattened structure that is often a variable length structure. For example, a shipment received could contain th...

What is the difference between aggregate table and materliazed view?

Asked By: madhu2732 | Asked On: Nov 11th, 2007

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Answered by: joshmohit

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Member Since Oct-2010 | Answered On : Nov 3rd, 2010

Aggregate table is a generic term to represent the summaries built in a warehouse. MAterilaized view is the technical implementation of these aggregate tables. Though, Materialized views come with the database specific properties which might not be covered with the generic definition of aggregate tables.

Answered by: Tom Haughey on: Apr 29th, 2012

 An aggregate table is a table that contains data that is summarized somehow, for example, it contains a summary of Customer by Product by Week. A more granular level of detail would be the transactio...

Answered by: joshmohit on: Nov 3rd, 2010

Aggregate table is a generic term to represent the summaries built in a warehouse. MAterilaized view is the technical implementation of these aggregate tables. Though, Materialized views come with the...

What is incremental aggregation/2. What is rapidly changing dimension?3. How can we merge the two dimensions?4. Can we edit the lov’s? How many ways we can edit?5.What is the difference between rank and...

Asked By: mahesh | Asked On: Jul 29th, 2007

Answered by: flipside on: May 20th, 2012

Incremental aggregation concept is required in incremental loading. For example, lets say we receive sales data weekly and the same data is stored in some fact table with monthly granularity. We might...

Answered by: Tom Haughey on: Apr 29th, 2012

Ill answer the first three. An incremental aggregation (I think because I have not exactly used the term) is an aggregate in which the new aggregate rows are appended (added to the back of) previous a...

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