I'm curious as to the various ways developers import data into JDE and what is the most preferred method.
There is, obviously, EDI that usually has a van then a translator interact with the JDE tables, then a JDE process runs over the tables that have been loaded. (Common process for all interfaces)
There is the dreaded Table Conversion.
There is the process of dropping a CSV or XML file in a folder location and have a Custom UBE pick up the file and process it into a custom JDE table (there is a number of different ways to do that as well within a UBE or App), then onto a F47 or Z1 table to be processed.
I know there are others (I think there are others), but
1. How often is this a requirement?
2. What is the most robust way of doing it?
3.?
Am I missing something like a new tool that Oracle has put out?
Any replies would be appreciated.
Thanks,
There is, obviously, EDI that usually has a van then a translator interact with the JDE tables, then a JDE process runs over the tables that have been loaded. (Common process for all interfaces)
There is the dreaded Table Conversion.
There is the process of dropping a CSV or XML file in a folder location and have a Custom UBE pick up the file and process it into a custom JDE table (there is a number of different ways to do that as well within a UBE or App), then onto a F47 or Z1 table to be processed.
I know there are others (I think there are others), but
1. How often is this a requirement?
2. What is the most robust way of doing it?
3.?
Am I missing something like a new tool that Oracle has put out?
Any replies would be appreciated.
Thanks,