Results for “dim_grp_id”
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A dimension represents a unique way of partitioning rows in a transaction table. Examples of dimensions include time, geography, organization, and product. A transaction usually happens at a well-defined time, at a well-defined
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View: BISFV_DIMENSIONS 12.1.1
APPS.BISFV_DIMENSIONS·↳ BIS_DIMENSIONS·↳ BIS_DIMENSIONS_TL·Explore BIS module →
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Table: FEM_LD_CAL_PERIODS_GT 12.1.1
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A dimension represents a unique way of partitioning rows in a transaction table. Examples of dimensions include time, geography, organization, and product. A transaction usually happens at a well-defined time, at a well-defined
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View: BIS_DIMENSIONS_VL 12.2.2
APPS.BIS_DIMENSIONS_VL·↳ BIS_DIMENSIONS·↳ BIS_DIMENSIONS_TL·Explore BIS module →
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View: BISBV_DIMENSIONS 12.1.1
APPS.BISBV_DIMENSIONS·↳ BIS_DIMENSIONS·↳ BIS_DIMENSIONS_TL·Explore BIS module →
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View: BIS_DIMENSIONS_VL 12.1.1
APPS.BIS_DIMENSIONS_VL·↳ BIS_DIMENSIONS·↳ BIS_DIMENSIONS_TL·Explore BIS module →
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VIEW: BIS.BIS_DIMENSIONS# 12.2.2
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VIEW: BIS.BIS_DIMENSIONS# 12.2.2
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VIEW: APPS.BISFV_DIMENSIONS 12.1.1
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VIEW: APPS.BIS_DIMENSIONS_VL 12.2.2
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VIEW: APPS.BIS_DIMENSIONS_VL 12.1.1
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TABLE: BIS.BIS_DIMENSIONS 12.1.1
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TABLE: BIS.BIS_DIMENSIONS 12.2.2
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VIEW: APPS.BISBV_DIMENSIONS 12.1.1
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eTRM - BIS Tables and Views 12.2.2
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eTRM - FEM Tables and Views 12.1.1
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eTRM - BIS Tables and Views 12.1.1