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Objects = "C" Components + Specifications

ERP Object Types:
APPL - Interactive Application
UBE - Batch Application/Report
BSVW - Business View
TBLE - Table/File
BSFN - Business Function
DSTR - Data Structure
BL - Business Library
GT - Generic Text

OneWorld objects are stored in 2 different formats:
Central Objects(Only used for Development, Package Deployement, Installs/Upgrades/Updates.)
Replicated Objects
Central Objects(always the Deployment Server) = "C" Components(DepS) + Specifications(DepS or ES)

Central Objects -> Package -> Enterprise Server
Central Objects -> Package -> Workstations

Path Codes: The path to the code!


In a distributed environment, J.D.Edwards must know:
Where to find specific data - Which database and table(s) stores the information?
Where to execute logic process - Will my report/application logic be processed on a server or my local workstation?
How to communicate with each source of data or logic server - Which middleware driver is going to traslate the database information?

Object Configuration Manager
Data and Logic resources may be located on any machine and ERP must know where each resource can ben found.
OCM is ERP's method of managing Distributed Data and Distributed Logic Processing in a CNC Configuration.
OCM is a collection of data sources, or "pointers" to databases and logic processing machines.
TBLE -> OCM -> Database
UBE/BSFN -> OCM -> Logic Machine

Environment = Path Code + OCM Mappings

A JDE user environment answers three important questions:
What directory contains my objects? (Path Code)
Where is my distributed data? (OCM Mappings/DB Data Sources)
Which machine will process my distributed logic? (OCM Mappings/SVR Data Sources)
so, Environment = Path Code + OCM Mappings
 
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