Values by Parameter, Company and Model (tgbrg9110s000)

The version you currently use to create and modify model items.

Displays whether the session is started from a reference model or a project model.

A model that represents the organization.

There are two types of business models:

• Reference models apply to specific industries or business typologies.
• Project models apply to a specific organization.

The description or name of the business model.

A group of model items that share some characteristics, such as the customer, owner, and effective date.

The description or name of the version.

A working environment in which you can carry out logistic or financial transactions. All the data concerning the transactions is stored in the company's database. Each company has its own database tables and its own data. The company number identifies the data. Depending on the type of data that the company controls, the company is:

• A logistic company.
• A financial company.
• Both a logistic and a financial company. In a multisite structure, the company database can partially exist uniquely for the company, and partially consist of database tables that the company shares with other companies.

The description or name of the company.

A variable that directs the software to meet the specific requirements of an organization.

The description or name of the parameter.

The sequence number of the parameter. This number only takes effect in the Values by Parameter, Company, and Model (tgbrg9110m000) session.

The value of the parameter.

Specifies the status of the parameter value in the database.

This field indicates how the parameter value was set.

Displays the parameter setting rule that set the parameter value.

The description or name of the model item.

Displays the wizard that set the parameter value.

The description or name of the model item.