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Bin and Bin Content Tables
vivek4121
Member Posts: 165
Hi All,
We have a requirement from client wherein we need to create a new company and all setups and masters data needs to be copied from an existing company.
My question is do we need to copy the data of "Bin" and "Bin Content" Table to newly created company? Is Bin and Bin Content tables considered as Masters or Transactional Tables?
Thanks in advance.
We have a requirement from client wherein we need to create a new company and all setups and masters data needs to be copied from an existing company.
My question is do we need to copy the data of "Bin" and "Bin Content" Table to newly created company? Is Bin and Bin Content tables considered as Masters or Transactional Tables?
Thanks in advance.
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Bin table is a list of bins with some setups, so you can call it as Master table. Also we can say the same about Bin Content table. But if you don't use specific setups in Bin Content, IMHO it doesn't make sense to copy it.