MITFAC
Prefix: M9masterThe item/facility record — one row per item and facility, where costing lives; the approved cost the facility values the item at sits here, between the company-wide item master and the warehouse-level balances
What the badges mean
- Prefix: MM
- Prefix: the table’s 2-character physical-column prefix (e.g.
MMonMITMAS) — every field alias on the table carries it. Join by matching aliases across tables, not full column names (see the quirks guide). - master
- Data class: what the table holds — master data, balances, transaction documents, code/reference tables, or history.
- Shared across companies
- The table carries no
CONO— rows aren’t partitioned per company (see the quirks guide). - Division-level
- The table carries
DIVI— rows are scoped below company to a division, one layer more granular thanCONOalone (see the quirks guide).
Parent & satellites
MITFAC is a satellite of MITMAS — many rows here per MITMAS row; join on ITNO plus the CONO (exact ON clause under Join details below).
Fields
4 fields · 3 key
4 fields.
| Key | Field | Alias | Description | Type | Length | Flags |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Key | M9CONO | CONO | Company | numeric | ||
| Key | M9FACI | FACI | Facility | alphanumeric | ||
| Key | M9ITNO | ITNO | Item number | alphanumeric | ||
| M9APPR | APPR | Approved cost — the price the facility values the item's inventory at | numeric |
Field provenance: hand-curated.
Boilerplate SQL
Starting point for reading MITFAC on Databricks — numeric YYYYMMDD dates are wrapped to NULL, verified status ladders are decoded, and the CONO anchor is in place. Set your Unity Catalog location, company, and filter values below; they’re substituted into the SQL and the copy button.
5 parameters not filled: <catalog>, <schema>, <company>, <FACI>, <ITNO>
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-- Table : MITFAC — The item/facility record — one row per item and facility, where costing lives; the approved cost the facility values the item at sits here, between the company-wide item master and the warehouse-level balances
-- Purpose: Column-selected read of MITFAC — auto-generated from field metadata
-- Grain : One row per company (CONO) + M9FACI + M9ITNO
-- Notes : Auto-generated skeleton for a prefixed physical M3 schema or a landing schema normalized to the prefixed names in this catalog. Raw Data Lake property names vary with the published object: map them through Data Catalog before running this SQL. Dates are numeric YYYYMMDD (0 = none, mapped to NULL); all curated status values are decoded inline. Audit columns (RGDT/RGTM/LMDT/CHNO/CHID) omitted — see the quirks guide.
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SELECT
m.M9CONO AS "Company",
m.M9FACI AS "Facility",
m.M9ITNO AS "Item number",
m.M9APPR AS "Approved cost — the price the facility values the item's inventory at"
FROM <catalog>.<schema>.MITFAC m
WHERE
m.M9CONO = <company>
-- AND m.M9FACI = '<FACI>'
-- AND m.M9ITNO = '<ITNO>'
ORDER BY m.M9FACI;Verified September 2026
Relationships
Diagram of 1-hop neighbors — join details below. CSYTAB decode edges are highlighted; they’re the joins newcomers most often get wrong.
Join details
-- Uses this catalog's prefixed M3 column names; map raw Data Lake properties through Data Catalog first. ON MITFAC.M9ITNO = MITMAS.MMITNO AND MITFAC.M9CONO = MITMAS.MMCONO-- Uses this catalog's prefixed M3 column names; map raw Data Lake properties through Data Catalog first. ON MITFAC.M9FACI = CFACIL.CFFACI AND MITFAC.M9CONO = CFACIL.CFCONO
Programs That Use This Table
More Items & Product Data tables
- MITMASThe item master — one row per item per company, carrying the item's identity, status, grouping codes, basic unit of measure, and physical attributes; every balance, order line, and stock movement joins back to it on ITNO
- MITPOPItem aliases — one row per alias type, qualifier, and alias number, mapping external identities (customer or supplier item numbers, barcodes) to the internal ITNO; the lookup behind alias-based item search
- MITAUNAlternate units of measure — one row per item, unit type, and alternate unit, carrying the conversion factor between the alternate unit and the item's basic unit; the table that answers 'how many eaches in a case'