XSD Element Name |
XSD Element Data Type |
XSD Min Occurs |
XSD Max Occurs |
XSD Element Description |
Mapping for DiffDesc in RMS application. |
RMS's Table Name |
RMS's Column Name |
Integration API(RIB or/and RSB or/and BDI) |
RMS's Column Length |
Is Column Required in RMS's API? |
RMS's API Description |
diff_id |
varchar210 |
1 |
1 |
This field will hold a unique number (identifier) of the differentiator. |
diff_ids |
diff_id |
varchar2 |
10 |
Yes |
Contains the code to uniquely identify a differentiator. |
diff_type |
varchar26 |
1 |
1 |
This field holds a value of all possible differential types. Valid values are stored in the code_detail table with the code_type of 'DIFF'. Valid values are also found in the diff_type table. |
diff_ids |
diff_type |
varchar2 |
6 |
Yes |
This field will hold a value of the types of differentiators contained in this differentiator group, such as S - size, C - color, F - flavor, E - scent, P - pattern. Valid values are stored in the DIFF_TYPE table. |
diff_desc |
varchar2120 |
1 |
1 |
Not Yet Available |
diff_ids |
diff_desc |
varchar2 |
120 |
Yes |
Description of the differentiator (for example, Blueberry, Shower Fresh, Red, etc.) |
industry_code |
varchar210 |
0 |
1 |
A unique number that represents all possible combinations of sizes according to the National Retail Federation. |
diff_ids |
industry_code |
varchar2 |
10 |
No |
Can be used to hold the unique code used by industry standards to identify the differentiator. For example, in the US, the National Retail Federation defines a standard Color and Size Codes that gives retailers, vendors and manufacturers a common language for product color and size identification for EDI purposes. This supplements the information conveyed by UPC codes. This columns holds the NRF code defined for size or color for example, mens pants size combination 32x32 has a NRF code number 10492. |
industry_subcode |
varchar210 |
0 |
1 |
A unique number that represents all different color range groups. |
diff_ids |
industry_subgroup |
varchar2 |
10 |
No |
Can be used to hold a sub-grouping code used by industry standards to further identify the differentiator. For example, in the US, the National Retail Federation uses a subgroup for colors (e.g. purple is defined as 500; dark purple represents a range from 501 - 509, medium purple represents a range from 510 - 519, bright purple represents a range from 520 - 529, etc.). |
diff_type_desc |
varchar2120 |
0 |
1 |
This field holds the description of the diff type. |
diff_type |
diff_type_desc |
varchar2 |
120 |
Yes |
Contains the description of the differentiator type. |