Understanding Supplemental Database Information for Demand Scheduling

You use supplemental data to store information that is not included in the standard master tables. Examples of supplemental data include remarks, amounts, dates, codes, and times. For demand scheduling, you can store defined text and defined time.

The information you set up in the supplemental database for the Demand Maintenance program (P40R10) is accessible only from the Work With Demand Header (W40R10A) and Work With Demand Detail (W40R10D) forms.

The system can store supplemental data at the demand header or detail level. The supplemental data codes are:

• DH (demand header)

• DD (demand detail)

The system uses these tables when processing supplemental data:

• F00091

• F00092

See also:

• "Setting Up Supplemental Data" in the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Applications Address Book Implementation Guide.