Addr
In ScopeTechnical: ADDR | ID: OR-MFCS-ADDR
The ADDR table stores the address of the store, ware house, supplier, and partner. Seq_no is required as multiple addresses can exist for each address type.
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Migration Details
- Complexity
- Medium
- Stage
- Stage 2
- Cutover Wave
- —
- Dependency Level
- —
Dependencies
No dependencies
Target Structure
- Load API
- Table
- Target Objects
- ADDR
Implementation Considerations
Use Cases
Initial load, rehearsal loads, cutover
Sequencing
Load during Master Data to establish foundational reference data before dependent setup or transactional loads. Load once prerequisite cross-domain reference data is available so ADDR can be established cleanly. Sequence this object with its supplier management peers so MFCS processing can consume it without synthetic defaults. (Inferred from vendor object description, current scope dependencies, and Oracle Retail MFCS documentation.)
Cutover
Load during Stage 2 / .
Data Governance
Requires business ownership and source-to-target crosswalk governance.
Field Definitions (36)
Typical Source Systems
Notes
Load during Master Data to establish foundational reference data before dependent setup or transactional loads. Load once prerequisite cross-domain reference data is available so ADDR can be established cleanly. Sequence this object with its supplier management peers so MFCS processing can consume it without synthetic defaults. (Inferred from vendor object description, current scope dependencies, and Oracle Retail MFCS documentation.)
