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Reference library

Enter from the question you’re working on, or from the system you’re pulling from.

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By business problem

The same library, entered from the question instead of the system. Every entry here has a full page of its own, and the numbered sections below index them by kind. Reference builds are working implementations of those definitions over simulated data — not client work, and no client named.

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Reference databases

Table-level references for each ERP — fields, keys, relationships, and copyable SQL for every object.

SAP ECC / S/4HANA

SAP Reference Database

159 tables · 92 t-codes · 11 modules

Client partitioning and leading-zero keys handled before the first join

Verified October 2026

SAP EWM

SAP EWM Reference Database

68 tables · 9 modules

Task-open vs task-confirmed split decoded (ORDIM_O / ORDIM_C)

Verified September 2026

JD Edwards E1

JDE Reference Database

94 tables · 92 programs

Julian dates and implied decimals converted in every SQL snippet

Verified September 2026

Dynamics 365 F&O

Dynamics 365 F&O Reference Database

63 tables · 26 data entities

Company striping and the InventDim join decoded

Verified October 2026

Infor M3

Infor M3 Reference Database

33 tables · 36 programs

Column prefixes and CONO partitioning decoded, field by field

Verified September 2026

Oracle EBS R12

Oracle EBS Reference Database

104 tables · 12 modules

ORG_ID or ORGANIZATION_ID — settled per table, not per guess

Verified September 2026

NetSuite

NetSuite Reference Database

70 tables · 11 modules

Which analytics table a business document lands in, on the one transaction spine

Verified September 2026

Verified is the month a reference’s claims were last re-checked against vendor documentation — a different mark from the update dates above, and the two move independently.

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Modeling guides

Start from the business question, not the table — six guides that hold across every source system, then four written against SAP tables: the table set, the joins and their traps, the grain decision, extraction into Databricks, and working SQL. G, K and D are library numbers — a SAP modeling guide, a metric, a dashboard pattern — each kind indexed in order in this section and the two below.

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KPI dictionary

Supply chain metrics defined as the decisions they actually are. Each entry makes every decision switch explicit and maps the source tables across the ERP references.

Built on the dictionary

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Dashboard layouts

How a dashboard is composed before anything is plotted on it — the six generic layouts, what each one is for, and the research each cites.

Layout reference

Built by Summit Analytics — a supply chain analytics practice. The references are free. The consulting is selective.

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