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ERP Internals/Data Tables
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Even a small ERP has a hundred data tables. A large, full-function one has thousands. The following list covers the major groups of tables. Supporting Tables covers the minor tables and Parameters cover the miscellaneous options and values for each module.
Note that the definition of these tables is not complete in that we do not include field length or format (i.e. we define "Customer Number" but we do not say how long it is, whether it is divided into segments, or whether it is numeric or alphanumeric). For the purposes of this document, that amount of detail is not necessary.
Since many tables are used by more than one module, the tables are listed in alphabetical order.
Accounts Payable Check
Accounts Payable Invoice
Accounts Receivable Invoice
Accounts Receivable Payment
Bank
Bank Check
Bank Deposit
Bank Transaction
Bill of Materials
Bondholder
Bondholder Transaction
Chart of Accounts
Contact
Currency
Customer
Employee
Employee Check
Employee Transaction
Fixed Asset
Fixed Asset Transaction
General Ledger Account Balance
General Ledger Budget
General Ledger Reports
General Ledger Transaction
HR Benefits
HR Deductions
HR Hiring
HR Planned Days Off
HR Qualifications
HR Review
Item
Item Analysis
Item Transaction
Job
Job Transaction
Maintenance
Master Production Schedule
Material Requirements
Opportunity
Purchase Order
Quotation/Estimate
Sales Analysis
Sales Compensation
Sales Order
Sales Representative
Service Contract
Shareholder
Shareholder Transaction
Supplier
Time
User
Unit