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What is the purpose of a temp table in user relationship maintenance?
What is the purpose of a temp table in user relationship maintenance?
- To maintain CD relationships
- To perform validations on user data (correct)
- To download errors as an Excel file
- To store user detail information
What happens to errors generated from failed validations?
What happens to errors generated from failed validations?
- They are ignored
- They are reported to the business admin
- They are captured and downloaded as an Excel file (correct)
- They are fixed automatically
Can a business admin of one function maintain the relationship of PPMS of another function?
Can a business admin of one function maintain the relationship of PPMS of another function?
- No (correct)
- Only if the functions are related
- Only with permission from the other function's admin
- Yes
Which tables are used for relationship maintenance?
Which tables are used for relationship maintenance?
What is the purpose of the SP "view users relationship"?
What is the purpose of the SP "view users relationship"?
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- A temp table is used for uploading data for user relationship maintenance.
- Validations are performed on the data to check for correct person and user IDs and function.
- Errors generated from failed validations are captured and downloaded as an Excel file.
- Business admin of one function cannot maintain the relationship of PPMS of another function.
- Validations are also performed for CD (cross-functional leader) relationships.
- The user detail table shows the type of relationship and leader user ID.
- The main tables used for relationship maintenance are the user detail table and my indoor table.
- The my indoor table is maintained fiscal year wise.
- The SP "view users relationship" is used frequently for setting up new users.
- The team aims to complete sessions on time.
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