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Items
Supply chainThe unified item master and its satellites: vendor sourcing rows, the item-to-subsidiary bridge, units of measure and their conversion rates, and the generic component record behind kits, groups and assemblies. One table holds every item type, discriminated by itemtype.
6 tables
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Record map
The business records that resolve into this module’s tables. Document records all land on the transaction spine — one table family, separated by a type value — so this is the map from the record you know to the table you query.
| Record | Table | Oracle reference |
|---|---|---|
| Itemitem | item | Record page (opens in new tab) |
Tables
Master · 3
- itemThe unified item master: one row for every item type — inventory, non-inventory, service, kit, assembly — discriminated by itemtype and subtype, carrying costing, pricing, planning parameters and global quantity rollups.master
- unitstypeThe units-of-measure header: one row per UOM family (weight, each, volume). The individual units and their conversion rates hang off the joined unitstypeuom record.master
- unitstypeuomThe individual units inside a units-of-measure family: name, abbreviation, the base-unit marker and the conversion rate that turns this unit into the family's base unit.master
Control · 3
- itemmemberThe generic component record — analytics label "Members": one row per member line of a parent item, carrying the component, its parent, the quantity, the component yield and the effective/obsolete revision window. It is the shape the kit, item-group and assembly member records all repeat.control
- itemsubsidiarymapThe item-to-subsidiary bridge: two columns, one row per item per subsidiary the item is available in. This is the item side of OneWorld scoping.control
- itemvendorThe item sourcing sublist: one row per item, vendor and subsidiary, with the vendor's part code, preferred flag and purchase price.control