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Example of Setting Explicit Primary Mappings
This example is specific to Siebel eBusiness Applications.
You are importing a new account with three addresses using the EIM_ACCOUNT interface table. You can explicitly set one of these addresses as the primary business address by populating the primary flag column ACC_PR_ADDR with Y, or as the primary billing address by populating the primary flag column ACC_PR_BL_ADDR with Y.
NOTE: The flag columns for explicit primary mappings usually follow the XXX_PR_XXX naming convention.
Table 23 shows an example of setting the primary business address for A. K. Parker Distribution to Menlo Park, and its billing address to San Francisco.
If an explicit primary mapping is not used or not used properly—such as no address or more than one address flagged as the primary business address—then EIM ignores this explicit primary mapping and sets the primary implicitly.
For information on the explicit primary columns for each EIM table, see Interface Tables Reference.
Table 24 shows an excerpt from Interface Tables Reference. It shows that when you use the EIM_ACCOUNT interface table, you can use the ACC_PR_ADDR column to mark an address as the primary address and the ACC_PR_BL_ADDR column to mark an address as the primary billing address.
Table 24 is provided as an example only; for a full listing of the mappings supported by the EIM_ACCOUNT interface table, see Interface Tables Reference.
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Siebel Enterprise Integration Manager Administration Guide Published: 05 January 2004 |