Verify Shared Logical Tables (tltsm1201m000)
Use this session to verify the table references in the shared tables.
For a proper usage of the maximum table set, the maximum table set (starting with R999) must be linked to the correct package combination. Use the package combination of the companies for which the table sharing is setup. Note that in general this will be the customization layer. Each Maximum Table Set can be assigned to only one package combination. For use in multiple Package Combinations, the Maximum Table Set must be duplicated first.
- Table Sharing Set
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The table sharing set.
- Table Sharing Set
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A proposed table sharing configuration.
A table sharing set contains a collection of table sets. The table sharing set defines for each of these table sets exactly which logical companies are linked to which physical companies.
- Table Sharing Set
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A proposed table sharing configuration.
A table sharing set contains a collection of table sets. The table sharing set defines for each of these table sets exactly which logical companies are linked to which physical companies.
- Logical Company
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Company as seen by the application. The sessions and program scripts of LN use the logical companies without having to know the physical company where the tables are actually stored.
In the most simple situation, a table in a logical company is linked to a physical company with the same company number as the logical company. In that case, the logical company and the physical company are the same company. If you use logical logical table linking, a table in a logical company is linked to a physical company with a different company number.
- Logical Company
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Company as seen by the application. The sessions and program scripts of LN use the logical companies without having to know the physical company where the tables are actually stored.
In the most simple situation, a table in a logical company is linked to a physical company with the same company number as the logical company. In that case, the logical company and the physical company are the same company. If you use logical logical table linking, a table in a logical company is linked to a physical company with a different company number.
- Table Set
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A set of tables that is being considered for table sharing. By using the Table Sharing Modeler tool you can simulate what happens if these tables, and only these tables, are shared.
You can have two kinds of table sets:
- A small table set which corresponds with a specific functional requirement, for example, central purchasing. You can use this table set to find out which other tables need to be shared because of table references.
- An extended table set that contains not only the tables that must be shared for functional reasons, but also all other tables that must be shared for technical reasons. You can use this table set to verify the completeness of the table set. You can also use this table set to do the actual table linking.
- Table Set
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A set of tables that is being considered for table sharing. By using the Table Sharing Modeler tool you can simulate what happens if these tables, and only these tables, are shared.
You can have two kinds of table sets:
- A small table set which corresponds with a specific functional requirement, for example, central purchasing. You can use this table set to find out which other tables need to be shared because of table references.
- An extended table set that contains not only the tables that must be shared for functional reasons, but also all other tables that must be shared for technical reasons. You can use this table set to verify the completeness of the table set. You can also use this table set to do the actual table linking.
- Table Set
-
A set of tables that is being considered for table sharing. By using the Table Sharing Modeler tool you can simulate what happens if these tables, and only these tables, are shared.
You can have two kinds of table sets:
- A small table set which corresponds with a specific functional requirement, for example, central purchasing. You can use this table set to find out which other tables need to be shared because of table references.
- An extended table set that contains not only the tables that must be shared for functional reasons, but also all other tables that must be shared for technical reasons. You can use this table set to verify the completeness of the table set. You can also use this table set to do the actual table linking.