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| − | Adempiere Enterprise Solution Conceptual Glossary Is A Unified Adempiere Language (UAL):
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| − | Lets Start Learning Our New Language :+)
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| − | '''Adempiere Architecture Solution UAL'''
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| − | '''A'''
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| − | Application Dictionary (AD) :
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| − | AD is the most important developer tool given by Adempiere.Like Elements, Tables,
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| − | Columns, References, Windows, Tabs, Fields, etc.
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| − | '''C'''
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| − | Callout :
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| − | A callout can be looked at as an extension at the field level.
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| − | '''M'''
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| − | Module :
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| − | A New Module in Adempiere is * Table-Column structure * Input handling and validation
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| − | rules * Document Type & Print Format * Define Default Accounts * Workflow Process *
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| − | Callout definition and process-button definition consolidated via Report & Process *
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| − | Final Consolidation in Windows under the Menu tree
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| − | '''R'''
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| − | Routing:
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| − | A routing is a description of which operations (process steps) have to be carried out and
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| − | in which order to produce a material (product).
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| − | '''S'''
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| − | SQL Procedure :
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| − | An SQL Procedure can be looked at as an extension at the process level.
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| − | 2Pack :
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| − | It's related with Translating Dictionary Modifications from one Adempiere system to
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| − | '''X'''
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| − | XML2AD :
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| − | It imports several XML files into the database in order to modify the Application
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| − | Dictionary of ADempiere.
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| − | '''Adempiere Business Solution UAL'''
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| − | '''B'''
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| − | Business Partner :
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| − | A Business Partner is simply anybody you transact business with. There are three
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| − | different types of Business Partners: Employees, Customers, and Vendors.A Business
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| − | Partner can also be defined as being an Organization.
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| − | Bill of Material(BOM) :
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| − | Shows you the components of a product.A Bill of Material (BOM) is one or more Products
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| − | or BOMs
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| − | '''C'''
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| − | Cost Type :
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| − | Type of Cost (e.g. Current, Plan, Future).You can define multiple cost types. A cost
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| − | type selected in an Accounting Schema is used for accounting.
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| − | Cost Element Type :
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| − | Type of Cost Element like Material & Resource.
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| − | Cost Element :
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| − | Cost Elements allow you to define the different items that will comprise your costs.
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| − | You can define any number of Cost Elements.These include Average Invoice, Average PO,
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| − | Last Invoice Price, Last PO Price, LIFO and FIFO.
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| − | Costing Method :
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| − | The Costing Method indicates how costs will be calculated (Standard, Average, LiFo,
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| − | FiFo). The default costing method is defined on accounting schema level and can be
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| − | optionally overwritten in the product category. The costing method cannot conflict
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| − | with the Material Movement Policy (defined on Product Category).
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| − | '''K'''
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| − | Kanban :
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| − | KANBAN, a technique for work release, is a major component of the JIT philosophy. It was
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| − | first developed by the Toyota Motor Company.
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| − | If a capacity needs a part, it sends a signal (usually a card) to the up-stream station
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| − | which makes the part to send some more.
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| − | '''L'''
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| − | Lines :
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| − | Lines identify Production Line or Shipping Lines:
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| − | • Work centers groups
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| − | • Subcontract supplier
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| − | These are used along with work orders.Production lines are capable to manufacture
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| − | whole products. Production Lines assumes also shipping.
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| − | Manufacturing Resource:
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| − | A Manufacturing Resource is defined as anything required for production and its
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| − | Production lines, Work Centers and Work Stations.
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| − | '''O'''
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| − | Operation :
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| − | An Operation is used in a routing, to describe the activity that is to be carried out
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| − | during a process step.
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| − | The operation data includes:
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| − | • Material components
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| − | • Tasks list
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| − | '''P'''
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| − | Product :
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| − | Products can include items you buy from vendors as well as items that you sell to
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| − | customers.
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| − | Product Type :
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| − | The type of product also determines accounting consequences.The types can be Item,
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| − | Resource, Service and Expense as well.
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| − | Plant :
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| − | Plants contains :
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| − | • Lines groups • Warehouses • Shipping resources • Receiving resources • Management
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| − | resources.
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| − | These are used along with bills of material and routings, Plants are the largest group of
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| − | capacities which will be managed
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| − | '''R'''
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| − | Role :
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| − | Roles are assigned permissions(Access Levels) on resources like window, process, etc
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| − | Replenish :
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| − | Specifies rules for automatically reordering of products.
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| − | '''W'''
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| − | Work Centers :
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| − | Work Centers identify :
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| − | • Capacities groups
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| − | • Subcontract supplier
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| − | These are used along with bills of material and routings, Work centers are used in task
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| − | list operations. Task lists are for example routings, maintenance task lists, inspection
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| − | plans.
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| − | Work Centers are capable to do a whole operation. Work Centers can be Production,
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| − | Shipping or Receiving centers.Shipping and Receiving centers can be associated to a group
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| − | of Dock doors.Data in work centers is used for:
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| − | • Scheduling
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| − | • Costing
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| − | • Capacity planning
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| − | • Simplifying operation maintenance
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