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JDE Reference

JDE Reference Database

A searchable reference for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne tables, programs, fields, and relationships. Built for supply chain and analytics practitioners extracting EnterpriseOne data into Databricks, Snowflake, or any downstream analytics platform, with a quirks guide for what a first extract gets wrong.

Free & ungated · Last verified September 2026

94
Tables
92
Programs
18
Modules
12
Quirks

How this is scoped

  • Scope: the supply-chain core (Sales Order Management, Procurement, Inventory, and Address Book), extended into manufacturing (bills of material, routings, work orders, MRP and forecasting), warehouse execution (directed putaway, picking, and replenishment), transportation and freight (shipments, loads, carriers, freight audit), EDI staging (inbound orders and acknowledgments, outbound ship notices and invoices), the financials that settle it (receivables, payables, fixed assets), and Advanced Pricing, plus the General Ledger and the Foundation control tables (companies, fiscal patterns, currencies, UDCs, next numbers, business units). The catalog now spans 94 tables and is still growing; it leads with the objects an analyst reaches for most, not a full data-dictionary dump.
  • Release awareness: EnterpriseOne 9.2 ships under Continuous Delivery and carries Premier Support through at least 2037 (opens in new tab), so the classic tables here stay current — there is no forced re-platforming to a new data model on the horizon. Since October 2025 Oracle names updates by year (“Release 26 (opens in new tab)” means Applications Update 26 on Tools 9.2.26), but the codeline is still 9.2, and the table structures here are unchanged by it. Tables that also exist in JDE World A9.x carry an “Also in JDE World” tag. No curated table currently declares a successor; any future superseded record must name one.
  • Field data: key and analytics-relevant columns are populated per table, each carrying the semantic flags that drive correct SQL: Julian date, implied decimals, padded string, and UDC decode. Structure is cross-checked against erpref.com (opens in new tab) and the Oracle EnterpriseOne documentation (opens in new tab); descriptions are original wording. Last verified September 2026.
  • Built for analytics: relationships focus on the joins you'll actually write — header/detail pairs, the sales-update history split, foreign keys on shared data-dictionary aliases (AN8, ITM, MCU), and the UDC decode hop to F0005 that no other free reference visualizes.

Frequently Referenced Tables

The workhorses of JDE distribution analytics: sales orders, item master and balances, the inventory ledger, and the address book.

Frequently Used Programs

The interactive applications and batch jobs (UBEs) behind the order-to-cash data — what writes the rows you're querying.

Browse all programs (A-Z)

The JDE quirks guide

The encoding traps that make a first JDE extract wrong in ways that look right. Each links to a worked Databricks SQL pattern.

Read all 12 quirks
  1. Julian dates (CYYDDD)
  2. Implied decimals
  3. No nulls — blanks & zeros
  4. Business unit padding (MCU)

Getting JDE into your lakehouse

AIS and Orchestrator provide queries and bounded file exports. For a replicated feed with delete capture, getting EnterpriseOne data out is database work. The extraction guide covers log-based CDC on the Oracle and SQL Server back ends, what audit columns can and can't do as a watermark, physical deletes, and the MERGE patterns that land them correctly in bronze.

Read the extraction guide

Browse by Module

Organized by JD Edwards system code. Click a module to see its tables and programs.

Sources & further reading

Table structure, program behavior, and release status are authoritative only at source. Use these references to verify before building on any claim in this reference.

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Oracle official
Community references
Integration & extraction

Maintained by Summit Analytics, a supply chain analytics practice. The tools and references are free — the consulting is selective.

Part of the Summit Analytics reference library.

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