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Data interface - item
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Data information

The information below tells you more about the SQL table where AGR houses this data, its importance and an external link to more information about the SQL table

Importance

Required

Description

Item information.

Criteria

All items that need to be visible in AGR. Excluding inactive items with no stock or other items that don't need to be seen in AGR

Primary key

NO

Table documentation

Column and type

The information below breaks down the data for this SQL table into columns, descriptions and types.

Column

Functional description

Type

NO

The Item number. A unique identifier to an item.

nvarchar(255)

NAME

The name/short description of the item

nvarchar(255)

DESCRIPTION

A more detailed description of the item

nvarchar(255)

PRIMARY_VENDOR_NO

The Primary Vendor's number, refers to column NO in table VENDOR

nvarchar(255)

LEAD_TIME_DAYS

The estimated number of days it takes for a purchase order from the primary vendor to arrive in a location from the moment it is placed.

smallint

ORDER_FREQUENCY_DAYS

The number of days between orders of this item. Used to determine the appropriate order period in AGR.

smallint

ORDER_COVERAGE_DAYS

Used instead of the order frequency to determine order period when items are to be checked for order need frequently, but ordered less frequently, with each order covering a longer period

smallint

MIN_ORDER_QTY

Minimum order quantity in base units for each order of this item from the primary vendor; defaults to one unit

decimal(18.4)

ORIGINAL_NO

Vendor’s item reference number

nvarchar(50)

CLOSED_FOR_ORDERING

1 if the item is not to be ordered; 0 otherwise. If closed, then the item is not replenished in AGR. The closed items can however be available for reporting.

bit

RESPONSIBLE

Person responsible for the item

nvarchar(255)

SALE_PRICE

The items sale price

decimal(18.4)

COST_PRICE

The items landed cost price, including shipping & handling costs. Used to derive stock value from stock units.

decimal(18.4)

PURCHASE_PRICE

The Purchase price of one base unit of the item. This is the direct cost, used to calculate the purchase value of orders & constrain orders on minimum order value

decimal(18.4)

ORDER_MULTIPLE

AGR will suggest orders in multiples of this number of base units

decimal(18.4)

QTY_PALLET

The number of base units in one pallet

decimal(18.4)

VOLUME

The volume of one base unit

decimal(18.4)

WEIGHT

The weight of one base unit

decimal(18.4)

MIN_STOCK

If Min_Stock > 0, then the system will ensure stock doesn’t drop below the min value.

decimal(18.4)

MAX_STOCK

Only used when using min/max replenishment method

decimal(18.4)

ITEM_GROUP_NO_LVL_1

The NO of the highest level in the item group hierarchy, refers to NO in ITEM_GROUP

nvarchar(255)

ITEM_GROUP_NO_LVL_2

The NO of the second highest level in the item group hierarchy, refers to NO in ITEM_GROUP

nvarchar(255)

ITEM_GROUP_NO_LVL_3

The NO of the third level in the item group hierarchy, refers to NO in ITEM_GROUP

nvarchar(255)

BASE_UNIT_OF_MEASURE

The base unit of measure for the item

nvarchar(50)

PURCHASE_UNIT_OF_MEASURE

The purchase unit of measure. Can be the same as base unit

nvarchar(50)

QTY_PER_PURCHASE_UNIT

The number of base units in one purchase unit

decimal(18.4)

SPECIAL_ORDER

Special Order Items, AKA purchase-to-order or make-to-order are items that do not get statistical forecast / safety stock calculated, and replenishment for these items are solely driven by customer orders

bit

REORDER_POINT

The Reorder point, if using the Min/Max Order Methodology, AGR order calculations will suggest an order if the stock level is below Reorder Point

decimal(18.4)

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