Customer Definition Data
The customer definition tables are keyed by SetID.
Determining whether a customer is active requires a cross-business perspective. In other words, information contained in these tables may be eligible for removal or archiving if a customer is no longer active in any of the business units that use the TableSet customer definitions. To meet these criteria, a customer cannot have any of the following information:
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Customer balance information (PS_CUST_DATA) in any business unit.
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Customer aging information (PS_CUST_AGING) in any business unit.
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Customer history information (PS_CUST_HISTORY) in any business unit.
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Customer conversations (PS_CUST_CONVER) in this TableSet.
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Customer conversation references (PS_CUST_CONVER_DTL) in any business unit.
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Customer relationships.
For example, the customer cannot be a corporate, remit from, or correspondence customer for another customer.
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A reference in a corporate customer tree.
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Posted item information in any business unit.
(This information should not exist if the preceding posted customer information does not exist.)
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Statement information in any business unit.
(This information should not exist if the preceding posted customer information does not exist.)
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Dunning information in any business unit.
(This information should not exist if the preceding posted customer information does not exist.)
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Overdue charge information in any business unit.
(This information should not exist if the preceding posted customer information does not exist.)
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Pending item data in any business unit (pending item data family).
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Saved payment worksheets in any business unit (PS_PAYMENT_ITEM).
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Saved maintenance worksheets in any business unit (PS_WS_ITEM).
Note:
You must remove data from all the tables at the same time. You can remove Dun & Bradstreet information independently of the other customer tables if it becomes outdated. You may need a separate step to remove effective-dated rows from the PS_CUST_DB table based on a target removal or archive date.