EWM Reference
Warehouse Structure
Supply chainThe warehouse number and everything hanging off it — storage types, sections, activity areas, work centers, and doors; the configuration layer every bin, task, and stock row resolves against
12 tables
Verified August 2026
Tables
Configuration · 10
- /SCWM/T300The warehouse number definition — one row per EWM warehouse, the four-character key every structure, bin, stock, and task row is striped bySemantic keyconfig
- /SCWM/T300_MDWarehouse-to-party assignment — the supply chain unit the warehouse maps to plus the default entitled-to-dispose and ship-to partiesMixed keyconfig
- /SCWM/T301Storage type definition — one row per storage type in a warehouse; the first level of structure below the warehouse numberSemantic keyconfig
- /SCWM/T301GStorage type groups — the grouping of storage types that share one stock-removal rule, putaway rule, and maximum-quantity checkSemantic keyconfig
- /SCWM/T301MStorage type group assignment — which storage types belong to a group and in what sequence they are searchedSemantic keyconfig
- /SCWM/T302Storage sections — the subdivision of a storage type used to group bins for putaway strategySemantic keyconfig
- /SCWM/T331Storage type control — the behavior of a storage type: its role, whether handling units are mandatory, the capacity check method and availability group, the putaway and stock-removal rules, replenishment level and tolerance, and the mixing rules that decide what may share a binSemantic keyconfig
- /SCWM/TAAREAActivity area definition — the execution-oriented grouping of bins that warehouse-order creation and pick-path sorting work againstSemantic keyconfig
- /SCWM/TDOORDoors — the loading and unloading points of the warehouse, each mapped to a bin, a default staging area, and (where a yard exists) the matching yard binMixed keyconfig
- /SCWM/TWORKSTWork centers — the packing, deconsolidation, value-added-service, and counting stations in the warehouse, each modeled as a storage type and binMixed keyconfig